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adjective
- 1. relating to or used in poetry: "the muse is a poetic convention" Similar
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The meaning of POETIC is of, relating to, or characteristic of poets or poetry. How to use poetic in a sentence.
POETIC definition: 1. like or relating to poetry or poets: 2. very beautiful or expressing emotion: 3. like or…. Learn more.
POETIC meaning: 1. like or relating to poetry or poets: 2. very beautiful or expressing emotion: 3. like or…. Learn more.
Poetic definition: possessing the qualities or charm of poetry. See examples of POETIC used in a sentence.
1. Of or relating to poetry: poetic works. 2. Having a quality or style characteristic of poetry: poetic diction. 3. Suitable as a subject for poetry: a poetic romance. 4. Of, relating to, or befitting a poet: poetic insight. 5. Characterized by romantic imagery: "Turner's vision of the rainbow ... was poetic, and he knew it" (Lawrence Gowing). n.
Anything poetic either relates to the art of poetry or has the romantic images of poetry. A great speech can be poetic. An orange-red sunset at the beach can also be poetic. The word poetic comes from the Greek poietikos for "pertaining to poetry." A poetic drama is one written in verse.
Something that is poetic is very beautiful and expresses emotions in a sensitive or moving way.
POETIC definition: 1. Something that is poetic makes you feel strong emotions because it is so beautiful: 2. relating…. Learn more.
Definition of poetic adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Poetic Definition. Of or relating to poetry. Poetic works. Of, characteristic of, like, or fit for a poet or poetry. Skilled in or fond of poetry. Written in verse. Of, relating to, or befitting a poet. Poetic insight. The theory or practice of writing poetry; poetics.
