scop (Meaning)
scop
an Old English bard or poet
Synonyms & Antonyms of scop
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scop Sentence Examples
- The scop captivated the audience with his mesmerizing tales of ancient battles.
- The king's scop accompanied him on his travels, composing poems to chronicle his deeds.
- The scop's harp strings resonated through the grand hall, carrying the story of heroes and gods.
- The scop was skilled in both storytelling and music, using his craft to entertain and inform.
- The tales of the scop provided a window into the history and mythology of the people.
- The scop's words had the power to inspire, ignite courage, and foster unity.
- The scop's role was not merely to entertain but to preserve the traditions and values of his society.
- The scop's verses celebrated the triumphs and mourned the losses of the warriors they honored.
- The scop was not only a performer but also a bearer of news and a source of wisdom.
- The scop's legacy lived on long after his time, inspiring generations of poets and storytellers.
FAQs About the word scop
an Old English bard or poet
poet laureate,troubadour, rimester, lyricist, poet, rhymer, poetess, sonneteer,epigrammatist, muse
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The scop captivated the audience with his mesmerizing tales of ancient battles.
The king's scop accompanied him on his travels, composing poems to chronicle his deeds.
The scop's harp strings resonated through the grand hall, carrying the story of heroes and gods.
The scop was skilled in both storytelling and music, using his craft to entertain and inform.
