What is another word for Anacreontic?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌanɐkɹɪˈɒntɪk], [ ˌanɐkɹɪˈɒntɪk], [ ˌa_n_ɐ_k_ɹ_ɪ__ˈɒ_n_t_ɪ_k]
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Synonyms for Anacreontic:
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adj.
• amative Other relevant words:
- adoring ,
- arcadian ,
- birdcall ,
- birdsong ,
- call ,
- caustic remark ,
- coronach ,
- desperate ,
- didactical ,
- doggerel ,
- doggerel verse ,
- eclogue ,
- ecstatic ,
- enraptured ,
- epic poem ,
- epical ,
- epos ,
- expansive ,
- fond ,
- genital ,
- grand ,
- heroic meter ,
- heroic poem ,
- heroic verse ,
- heroical ,
- irony ,
- jangle ,
- jingle-jangle ,
- lament ,
- language ,
- larger-than-life ,
- lay ,
- lesbian ,
- lyric poem ,
- monophonic music ,
- monophony ,
- narration ,
- pastorale ,
- peasant ,
- poesy ,
- poetical ,
- poetise ,
- poetize ,
- poetry ,
- provincial ,
- quip ,
- rapt ,
- rapturous ,
- requiem ,
- rime ,
- romantic ,
- rondel ,
- rondo ,
- sarcasm ,
- sisterlike ,
- song dynasty ,
- sororal ,
- spectacular ,
- story ,
- strain ,
- striking ,
- sung ,
- sung dynasty ,
- tale ,
- threnody ,
- titillating ,
- verse form ,
- verse line ,
- versify ,
- vocal ,
- words .
- Idyl ,
- Palinode ,
- Rhapsodical ,
- amative ,
- amatory ,
- amorous ,
- ballad ,
- bucolic ,
- didactic ,
- dirge ,
- dramatic ,
- elegiac ,
- elegy ,
- epic ,
- epigram ,
- erotic ,
- haiku ,
- heroic ,
- idyll ,
- idyllic ,
- jingle ,
- limerick ,
- lyric ,
- lyrical ,
- madrigal ,
- mock-heroic ,
- monody ,
- narrative ,
- nursery rhyme ,
- ode ,
- pastoral ,
- poem ,
- poetic ,
- rhapsodic ,
- rhyme ,
- rondeau ,
- roundel ,
- roundelay ,
- runic ,
- sapphic ,
- satire ,
- song ,
- sonnet ,
- venereal ,
- verse .
How to use "Anacreontic" in context?
The word "Anacreontic" means pertaining to the performance of music, singing, or comedy. It is derived from the Ancient Greek words "anakreontos" meaning "of the akea tree" and "krinon" meaning "song" or "lyre." The anacreontic style of music is said to have originated in Ancient Greece in the 6th century BC. It is considered one of the three great classical styles of music, alongside the music of Greece and Rome and the music of China.
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