Lines and Poetry

Lines

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Poetry and lines are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Poetry" instead a noun "Lines".

Poetry

Poetry noun - Writing that uses rhythm, vivid language, and often rhyme to provoke an emotional response.
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Synonyms for Poetry

Lines and poetry are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lines" instead a noun "Poetry".

Nearby Words: poetic, poem, poet, poetical, poetically

Both words in one sentence

  • Writing Lines A variant in some older British school stories is that the offender is made to copy out lines of poetry.
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  • The Sestina is a 'difficult' form of poetry in which the words at the end of lines are repeated.
  • Aficionados of Victorian novels and autobiographies will be familiar with children having to "get" a number of "lines", usually of Bible verses, poetry or a Shakespeare play.
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