prose in Greek
prose in Greek is πεζογραφία — prose means ordinary written or spoken language, as opposed to poetry.
prose in Greek
πεζογραφία
Pronounced: pezografia
Language, particularly written language, not intended as poetry.
What does "prose" mean?
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noun Ordinary written or spoken language, as opposed to poetry.
"The novel is written in clear, simple prose."
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verb To write or speak in a dull, long-winded way.
"He prosed on about his holiday for nearly an hour."
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prose in a sentence
- The novel is written in clear, simple prose.
- He switched from writing poetry to prose in his later career.
- He prosed on about his holiday for nearly an hour.
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What is "prose" in Greek?
"prose" in Greek is πεζογραφία. prose means: Ordinary written or spoken language, as opposed to poetry.
How do you pronounce πεζογραφία?
"prose" in Greek is πεζογραφία, pronounced "pezografia".
How do you use "prose" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is written in clear, simple prose." In Greek, "prose" is πεζογραφία.
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