poetic — having the characteristics of poetry; imaginative, lyrical, or beautiful in expression
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having the characteristics of poetry; imaginative, lyrical, or beautiful in expression
Pronunciation (IPA): /poʊˈetɪk/
Korean meaning: 시의 특성을 가진; 상상적이고 서정적이며 아름다운 표현의
Korean pronunciation: 포**에**틱
Example Sentences
- His breakup text was surprisingly poetic: 'Like autumn leaves, we must fall apart to make room for new growth.'
- The chef described his burnt toast as a 'poetic interpretation of charcoal art.'
- There's something deeply poetic about the way rain falls on city streets at midnight.
poetic
ADJECTIVE//poʊˈetɪk//
having the characteristics of poetry; imaginative, lyrical, or beautiful in expression
having the characteristics of poetry; imaginative, lyrical, or beautiful in expression
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Poetic strokes create aesthetic charm with magnetic appeal
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Origin
그리스어 'poietikos'(창조적인, 시를 만드는)에서 유래했으며, 'poiein'(만들다, 창조하다)라는 동사에서 파생되었습니다. 시인은 말 그대로 '창조하는 사람'이라는 의미였죠.
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“His breakup text was surprisingly poetic: 'Like autumn leaves, we must fall apart to make room for new growth.'”
“The chef described his burnt toast as a 'poetic interpretation of charcoal art.'”
“There's something deeply poetic about the way rain falls on city streets at midnight.”
“Her poetic description of the cafeteria food couldn't hide the fact that it was still terrible.”
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