trochaic (Meaning)
Wordnet
trochaic (a)
of or consisting of trochees
Webster
trochaic (n.)
A trochaic verse or measure.
Webster
trochaic (a.)
Alt. of Trochaical
Synonyms & Antonyms of trochaic
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
trochaic Sentence Examples
- The trochaic rhythm danced upon the stage, captivating the audience.
- "Forest" is a trochaic word, with a pattern of stressed-unstressed syllables.
- The poet's trochaic meter echoed through the halls, evoking a sense of urgency.
- The trochaic beat of the song drove the dancers to move with energy.
- The majestic oak tree stood tall, its branches swaying in a gentle trochaic rhythm.
- The trochaic lines of the sonnet flowed effortlessly, creating a harmonious melody.
- The actor's voice soared and fell in a trochaic cadence, bringing life to the character.
- The waterfall's cascading waters created a trochaic soundtrack to the tranquil scene.
- The trochaic marching band led the parade with a resounding beat.
- The child's laughter rang through the room in a trochaic pattern, filling it with joy.
FAQs About the word trochaic
of or consisting of trocheesA trochaic verse or measure., Alt. of Trochaical
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The trochaic rhythm danced upon the stage, captivating the audience.
"Forest" is a trochaic word, with a pattern of stressed-unstressed syllables.
The poet's trochaic meter echoed through the halls, evoking a sense of urgency.
The trochaic beat of the song drove the dancers to move with energy.
