strophe (Meaning)
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strophe (n)
one section of a lyric poem or choral ode in classical Greek drama
Synonyms & Antonyms of strophe
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strophe Sentence Examples
- The first strophe of the poem introduced the speaker's feelings of isolation.
- Each strophe of the sonnet contained a complete thought or image.
- The third strophe transitioned smoothly into the poem's resolution.
- The hymn consisted of several strophes, each with its own melody.
- The poet used the strophes to explore different aspects of the theme.
- The length and structure of each strophe varied throughout the poem.
- The poet crafted a unique rhyme scheme for the strophes.
- The stanzas in the first strophe set the scene for the poem.
- The author used a variety of rhythms and meters in the strophes.
- The last strophe provided a powerful and thought-provoking conclusion to the work.
FAQs About the word strophe
one section of a lyric poem or choral ode in classical Greek drama
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No antonyms found.
The first strophe of the poem introduced the speaker's feelings of isolation.
Each strophe of the sonnet contained a complete thought or image.
The third strophe transitioned smoothly into the poem's resolution.
The hymn consisted of several strophes, each with its own melody.
