What is another word for blank verse?
Pronunciation:
[ blˈaŋk vˈɜːs], [ blˈaŋk vˈɜːs], [ b_l_ˈa_ŋ_k v_ˈɜː_s]
Synonyms for Blank verse:
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• communication • poem Other synonyms:
- ditty ,
- doggerel ,
- elegy ,
- epigram ,
- free verse ,
- haiku ,
- lament ,
- limerick ,
- nursery rhyme ,
- ode ,
- psalm ,
- rime ,
- sonnet ,
- threnody ,
- verse .
- rhyme .
- cycle .
Other relevant words:
- actor's line ,
- all in ,
- amaze ,
- authorship ,
- baffle ,
- beat out ,
- beat up ,
- beatnik ,
- beginning rhyme ,
- bemoan ,
- bewail ,
- bewilder ,
- bicycle ,
- bike ,
- birdcall ,
- birdsong ,
- bunk ,
- bushed ,
- cadence ,
- call ,
- caparison ,
- chink ,
- circumvent ,
- click ,
- committal to writing ,
- composing ,
- conception ,
- consonant rhyme ,
- constitution ,
- coronach ,
- cosmos ,
- cps ,
- creative activity ,
- crush ,
- cycle per second ,
- cycles/second ,
- dead ,
- deplore ,
- dirge ,
- doggerel verse ,
- dress up ,
- drum ,
- dumb show ,
- dumbfound ,
- dustup ,
- epic poem ,
- epical ,
- epos ,
- exhaust ,
- existence ,
- flap ,
- flummox ,
- foundation ,
- founding ,
- frost ,
- gaol ,
- get ,
- gravel ,
- harmoniousness ,
- head rhyme ,
- heartbeat ,
- heroic ,
- heroic poem ,
- hertz ,
- hoar ,
- hoarfrost ,
- hz ,
- illuminated ,
- inflection ,
- initial rhyme ,
- initiation ,
- innovation ,
- instauration ,
- institution ,
- introduction ,
- jail ,
- jailhouse ,
- jingle ,
- keen ,
- laic ,
- lamentation ,
- language ,
- larger-than-life ,
- lighted ,
- literature ,
- lyric poem ,
- lyrical ,
- macrocosm ,
- make-up ,
- makeup ,
- measure ,
- meter ,
- metre ,
- metrics ,
- mime ,
- motorbike ,
- motorcycle ,
- musical composition ,
- musical rhythm ,
- mystify ,
- nonplus ,
- opus ,
- origination ,
- oscillation ,
- outfox ,
- outsmart ,
- outwit ,
- overreach ,
- paper ,
- pedal ,
- penning ,
- perplex ,
- physical composition ,
- piece ,
- piece of music ,
- piece of writing ,
- place ,
- plaint ,
- playwright ,
- poetic rhythm ,
- poetise ,
- poetize ,
- pokey ,
- poky ,
- pose ,
- position ,
- pound ,
- pulsate ,
- pulsation ,
- pulse ,
- put ,
- put down ,
- puzzle ,
- quarrel ,
- quip ,
- quiver ,
- report ,
- repose ,
- requiem ,
- review ,
- rhythm ,
- rhythmic pattern ,
- round ,
- row ,
- run-in ,
- runic letter ,
- scramble ,
- secular ,
- set ,
- shell ,
- slammer ,
- song dynasty ,
- speech ,
- stick ,
- strain ,
- stupefy ,
- sung ,
- sung dynasty ,
- theme ,
- thrum ,
- thump ,
- tick ,
- ticktack ,
- ticktock ,
- tink ,
- tinkle ,
- trounce ,
- tucker ,
- tucker out ,
- typography ,
- universe ,
- vanquish ,
- verse line ,
- versify ,
- vex ,
- vocal ,
- vowel rhyme ,
- wail ,
- wash up ,
- well-lighted ,
- wheel ,
- work over ,
- world ,
- wrangle ,
- written material .
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How to use "Blank verse" in context?
Poetry can take many different forms, some of which are more traditionally known as 'blank verse.' This form is generally verse that is broken up by lines that are either complete or nearly complete, with no indication of where one line ends and the next begins. As a result, most readers must figure out where one line ends and the next begins by looking at the spaces between the lines. This type of poetry is often more difficult to read than other styles, but can be extremely powerful when done well.
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