What is another word for pastorale?

Pronunciation: [pˈastɔːɹˌe͡ɪl] (IPA)

Pastorale is a musical composition or a literary work that depicts rural life or country scenes. Synonyms for pastorale include idyll, rural, bucolic, pastoral, and countryside. The term "idyll" refers to a piece of literature that portrays a peaceful, utopian life in the countryside. "Rural" characterizes anything related to the countryside, whereas "bucolic" suggests a picturesque country lifestyle. "Pastoral" relates to shepherds or herders in a rural landscape, and "countryside" refers to the open fields, farms, and villages that lay outside of cities. In essence, these synonyms capture the essence of quietness, simplicity, and tranquility that define the pastorale.

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What are the hypernyms for Pastorale?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Pastorale

For several consecutive weeks, indeed, in 1843 there was no full-page cut at all, until John Leech recommenced them with a series of "Social Miseries," the first of which represented "Thoughts during pastorale."
"The History of "Punch""
M. H. Spielmann
She pitched on a little Sicilian pastorale that the herdsmen play on their pipes coming down from the hills, softly, from very far, rising, rising, swelling to full cadence, and failing, failing away again to nothing.
"Beyond"
John Galsworthy
"You'll have to turn dancing-mistress, Carmel, and give the others a lesson in your pastorale," said Miss Walters.
"The Princess of the School"
Angela Brazil

Related words: pastorale season, pastorale art, pastoral sound, pastoral painting, pastoral intervention

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