strophic
ˈstroʊfɪk
Definition

Definition of strophic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
musicTECH.having the same music for each stanzaTECH.
  • The strophic song was easy to sing along to.
repetitive uniform
2.
literatureTECH.relating to the structure of a verseTECH.
  • The poem's strophic form was evident in its repeating patterns..
metrical
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Origin of strophic

Greek, strophē (turn)

Examples of strophic in a sentence

  • Her latest composition was a strophic piece.
  • The strophic arrangement made the song easy to memorize.
  • Her strophic verses were praised for their rhythmic consistency.

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  1. French:strophique, versifié, ...
  2. German:strophisch, ...
  3. Italian:strofica, strofico, ...
  4. Spanish:estrofal, estrófico, ...
  5. Portuguese:estrófico, ...
  6. Chinese:每段旋律相同的, 诗节的, ...
  7. Japanese:ストロフィックな, ストロフィック, ...
  8. Arabic:مَقْطَعِيَّة, مَقْطَعِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְטְרוֹפִי, בַּתִּי, ...
  10. Russian:строфический, относящийся к строфе, ...
  11. Ukrainian:строфічний, віршова структура, ...
  12. Hindi:समान संगीत वाला, स्त्रोफिक, ...

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