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Definition of decasyllable in English: decasyllablenoun ˈdɛkəˌsɪləb(ə)l A metrical line of ten syllables. Example sentencesExamples - Most of Shakespeare's lines conform to the normal type of the decasyllable, and the rest are accounted for by familiar and rational rules of variation.
- While most sonnets conform to the usual rules of prosody, with their decasyllables and 14 rhymed lines, there are exceptions throughout the set.
- The form of the poem, or rather the form of the line, is one I come back to again and again: decasyllables.
- The division into two quartets followed by two tercets, a consistent rhyme scheme and the decasyllable stand out as these sonnets’ most obvious formal features.
- Each line of ‘I mari del Sud’ begins with a decasyllable composed of three anapestic feet.
Definition of decasyllable in US English: decasyllablenoun A metrical line of ten syllables. Example sentencesExamples - Most of Shakespeare's lines conform to the normal type of the decasyllable, and the rest are accounted for by familiar and rational rules of variation.
- The division into two quartets followed by two tercets, a consistent rhyme scheme and the decasyllable stand out as these sonnets’ most obvious formal features.
- While most sonnets conform to the usual rules of prosody, with their decasyllables and 14 rhymed lines, there are exceptions throughout the set.
- The form of the poem, or rather the form of the line, is one I come back to again and again: decasyllables.
- Each line of ‘I mari del Sud’ begins with a decasyllable composed of three anapestic feet.
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