Poetically: meaning, definitions and examples
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poetically
[ pəʊˈɛtɪkli ]
literary expression
In a manner that is suitable for or characteristic of poetry. It often refers to a style of writing or speaking that evokes emotions, imagery, or beauty through careful choice of words and rhythm. It may also imply an elevated or imaginative approach to expression.
Synonyms
artfully, imaginatively, lyrically.
Examples of usage
- She described the sunset poetically, painting a vibrant picture with her words.
- The author wrote poetically, making even mundane events seem magical.
- He spoke poetically about love, capturing its essence with exquisite metaphors.
Translations
Translations of the word "poetically" in other languages:
🇵🇹 poeticamente
🇮🇳 कविताई रूप से
🇩🇪 poetisch
🇮🇩 secara puitis
🇺🇦 поетично
🇵🇱 poetycko
🇯🇵 詩的に (shiteki ni)
🇫🇷 poétiquement
🇪🇸 poéticamente
🇹🇷 şairane bir şekilde
🇰🇷 시적으로 (sijeogeuro)
🇸🇦 شِعريًا (shi'riyyan)
🇨🇿 poeticky
🇸🇰 poeticky
🇨🇳 诗意地 (shīyì de)
🇸🇮 poetično
🇮🇸 ljóðrænt
🇰🇿 поэтикалық (poetikalyq)
🇬🇪 პოეტურად (poeturad)
🇦🇿 poetik olaraq
🇲🇽 poéticamente
Etymology
The word 'poetically' comes from the root 'poet,' which traces back to the Greek word 'poietes,' meaning 'maker' or 'creator.' This term evolved through Latin as 'poeta,' which also means 'poet.' The suffix '-ically' is attached to form the adverb, implying a manner or way of doing something. Originally used in English around the late 15th century, 'poetically' has always been associated with the arts, especially literature and poetry. It signifies not just the act of writing but also the inherent beauty and creativity in expression that poetry encompasses. As poets often draw from personal experiences and emotions, the adverb reflects the eloquence and imaginative quality that characterize their work. Over centuries, this word has become a significant part of literary language, used to describe works that possess a lyrical and artistic quality.
Word Frequency Rank
At rank #25,221, this word represents specialized academic or technical vocabulary. It's less frequently encountered but may be valuable in specific contexts.
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- 25221 poetically
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- 25223 moralizing
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