poetic in Greek
poetic in Greek is ποιητικός — poetic means relating to poetry or written in the style of poetry.
poetic in Greek
ποιητικός
Pronounced: poiitikos
What does "poetic" mean?
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adj Relating to poetry or written in the style of poetry.
"The novel's prose was almost poetic in places."
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adj Romantic or imaginative in a way reminiscent of poets.
"There was something poetic about the way the two old friends reunited."
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poetic in a sentence
- The novel's prose was almost poetic in places.
- There was something poetic about the way the two old friends reunited.
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What is "poetic" in Greek?
"poetic" in Greek is ποιητικός. poetic means: Relating to poetry or written in the style of poetry.
How do you pronounce ποιητικός?
"poetic" in Greek is ποιητικός, pronounced "poiitikos".
How do you use "poetic" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's prose was almost poetic in places." In Greek, "poetic" is ποιητικός.
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