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Meanings of poetize in English
Synonyms
Examples for "verse"
Examples for "verse"
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In the space allocated to 'Message' were the following lines of verse:
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I have facility in writing personal lyrical verse; it affords me relief.
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In the subterranean passage this verse appears; adulatory it must be confessed:-
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We pass to the remainder of the regulation in the 40th verse:-
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But see the use of the same word in the next verse.
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This characteristic of genius was discovered by HORACE in that Ode which schoolboys often versify.
2
Alexis," said Babie; "he was asked to versify it."
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And here another, which would versify into a fine horrible ballad-asgrand and ghastly as Alfred Tennyson's "Sisters:"
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The following is an attempt to versify this melancholy appeal of distressed human nature to the help and justice of God.
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For the Munstermen have always been more 'prone to versify' than their leaner neighbours on the bogs and stones of Connaught.
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To sit at one's ease and poetise-thatis a pleasure; everybody has something agreeable to say to you, and you are always your own master.
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If you take up business, you drop poetising.
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No, with-with-reminiscencesofmy travels, which I recount to Hartmut, while he poetises a little, and composes melancholy odes from them.
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There lies young Wellerby, who, the year before, was wont to pass many hours of the day poetising amid the ruins of Godstow nunnery.
Usage of poetize in English
1
So before I begin to poetize, I'll take an easy with you.
2
Well, by St. John, I'll poetize, since everybody does; I find it coming.
3
You paint with the chisel and poetize with the brush.
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They were against reconstruction to beautify and poetize the legends.
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But to poetize the tragedy of others, to fiddle while Rome is burning, is brutal.
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Why poetize at the expense of truth?-especiallywhen truth brings more honour to the poet's memory.
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Her "Red" and "Yellow Lamas" preserve and poetize her mystery.
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To poetize the truth in the science of charity and forgiveness can never be a great sin.
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Suppose a Byron saw some of these scenes, he would be inclined to poetize in this manner:
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A woman, he told himself, should appear to us in dreams, or such a glory as may poetize her vulgarity.
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It might, much of it, be smoothed away by poetizing the truth ever so little.
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Well, here is sleep poetized and made doubly sweet.
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Beethoven often poetized, or, as is said, composed there.
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Therefore a habit of poetizing the truth would seem to be of either excess the safest.
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But Moore has here poetized a vulgar error.
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They poetized and sang, praised the gods, and laughed and shouted, Long live the Media Nocte!
Frequent collocations
Poetize through the time