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anapaestic's Usage Examples:

in lighter octosyllables, while Bob and Biddy chatter colloquially in anapaestic measure.

as a foretaste of Smart"s poetic techniques, uses metre (it is largely anapaestic), contains words denoting exalted or intensified states (grandeur, centrality.

technical skill in his works is perhaps his success in the management of the anapaestic trimeter in his Pastoral Ballad in Four Parts (written in 1743), but first.

: Livingston also wrote poetry primarily using an anapaestic metrical scheme, and it is claimed that some of the phraseology of A Visit.

Peer Gynt employs octosyllabics and decasyllabics, iambic, trochaic, dactylic, anapaestic, as well as.

the different kinds of feet differ in different authors; for example, anapaests make up 26% of the feet of anapaestic verse in Sophocles, but 39% in Aristophanes;.

characteristic was the use of lighter and graceful meters (anapaestic and iambic dimeters), which had hitherto found little favour.

anapaestic, bacchiac, and cretic).

and decasyllabics, iambic, trochaic, dactylic, anapaestic, as well as amphibrachs.

largely one of anapaestic trimeter with an admix of initial iambs and trochees to break up the rather monotonous rhythm that the anapaestic line confers.

The metre is largely one of anapaestic trimeter with an admix of initial iambs and trochees to break up the rather monotonous rhythm that.

Some metres, such as the dactylic and anapaestic metres, have no anceps syllables, although they make liberal use of biceps.

The metre is anapaestic.