poetry in Irish
poetry in Irish is filíocht — poetry means literary writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and imagery, often in verse.
poetry in Irish
filíocht
What does "poetry" mean?
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noun Literary writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and imagery, often in verse.
"She majored in English with a focus on modern poetry."
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noun A quality of beauty or emotional depth found in something, whether or not it's literally written.
"There was a kind of poetry in the way the dancers moved together."
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poetry in a sentence
- She majored in English with a focus on modern poetry.
- We read a lot of Victorian poetry in our literature class.
- There was a kind of poetry in the way the dancers moved together.
- The sunset over the harbour had a quiet poetry about it.
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What is "poetry" in Irish?
"poetry" in Irish is filíocht. poetry means: Literary writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and imagery, often in verse.
How do you use "poetry" in a sentence?
Example: "She majored in English with a focus on modern poetry." In Irish, "poetry" is filíocht.
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