prose (Meaning)

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prose (n)

ordinary writing as distinguished from verse

matter of fact, commonplace, or dull expression

She preferred reading poetry over prose because of its lyrical beauty.
His writing style was straightforward and lacked the elegance of literary prose.
The novel was written in a flowing prose that captivated readers from the first page.
Despite being a work of fiction, the author's prose was heavily influenced by real-life events.
The essay was written in a clear and concise prose, making it easy to understand.
Her prose was filled with vivid descriptions that transported readers to distant lands.
The professor encouraged his students to analyze the prose of the novel to uncover deeper meanings.
The short story was praised for its lyrical prose and poignant themes.
Writing prose allowed her to express her thoughts and emotions in a more straightforward manner than poetry.
He was known for his mastery of the English language and his ability to craft beautiful prose.

ordinary writing as distinguished from verse, matter of fact, commonplace, or dull expression

literal, prosaic,unpoetic,matter-of-fact, factual,unlyrical, antipoetic

poetic, lyric,poetic, lyrical, lyric, poetical, lyrical, poetical, rhythmical, poeticized

She preferred reading poetry over prose because of its lyrical beauty.

His writing style was straightforward and lacked the elegance of literary prose.

The novel was written in a flowing prose that captivated readers from the first page.

Despite being a work of fiction, the author's prose was heavily influenced by real-life events.