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Meanings of poetical in English
Connected with poets or poetry (attribute of a thing or person).
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Usage of poetical in English
1
The poetical in woman exaggerates the worth of the practical in man.
2
However, ignorance had never stopped Jack from waxing poetical on any subject.
3
There is something exquisitely poetical in the idea of a June wedding.
4
They believed in all the poetical descriptions they read in her eclogues.
5
Some Bibles have all the poetical books in our forms of verse.
6
Doria is a child in many ways; but a delightful, poetical child.
7
The contests were not confined to the effusions of the poetical muse.
8
This would separate the poetical from the domestic side of the story.
9
In most cases the name is unpoetical, although the fact is poetical.
10
The majesty of nature has not stimulated in them any poetical faculty.
11
The young gentleman fresh from College grows almost poetical in his contempt.
12
This double protest against death had something touching and poetical in it.
13
With the poetical necessity of the case I shall not trouble myself.
14
I think the head perfect, and the other very poetical and picturesque.
15
This poetical divine was born in 1735, at Kirkby Steven, in Westmoreland.
16
I am becoming poetical; let us think how to tie an alder-fly.
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