Definition of poetic licence in English:

poetic licence

noun

mass noun

The freedom to depart from the facts of a matter or from the conventional rules of language when speaking or writing in order to create an effect.
he used a little poetic licence to embroider a good tale
Example sentencesExamples
- Some poetic licence was used, as caponata is a Sicilian dish usually served cold, though this interpretation went down well.
- True poetry, however, is never entirely severed from the speaking voice; a certain latitude, however, sometimes called poetic licence, allows the poet to take liberties with language.
- We enter the realm of metaphor, allegory and poetic licence.
- Then again, all poetic licence aside, historians estimate that there were 30,000 French against 6,000 English soldiers that day in 1415, and the English won.
- No one is going to be able to get that document so in the end we're having to deal with some indisputable facts and some poetic licence.
- The cat was actually in a cat box on pram wheels but if you can't use poetic licence when you are a poet then when can you?
- But then, there is something called poetic licence.
- These included a dedication to narrative, an eschewing of poetic licence, a sense of clarity and a moral purpose.
- As this female hybrid was transformed into a pseudo-classical image of erotic fantasy, her sinful connotations were sublimated under the veil of poetic licence.
- He agreed that he may well have used poetic licence, and it would be surprising if he had not done so.
- Let us not accept the existing line as poetic licence for this is a privilege reserved for distinguished writers of English language and literature.
- Nevertheless, Smith would have us disregard all this talk of representation and exercising other people's prerogatives as nostalgia, or perhaps poetic licence.
- I'm tempted to reply, but given the probability that his profile will have a degree of poetic licence about it, and the fact that any further correspondence will require me to get out my credit card, I think I'll pass him on to Lou instead.
- There is a circular logic in the premise here and the anthropomorphy that renders objects sentient still niggles, despite allowance for poetic licence.
- Everything I tell you really did happen, give or take a few liberties of poetic licence.
- There's plenty of room for poetic licence as a willing audience puts the panel through its paces.
- It was poetic licence on my part - he responds to many of my posts pointing out how wrong I am, and I made a leap by writing that ‘the gist’ of his comments is that I'm stupid.
- He has always been the player to drive you mad, dropped by England at least ten times - no poetic licence here, just the literal truth.
- He admits it is semi-autobiographical, mixing his childhood memory with family history, and a little bit of poetic licence.
- He created the prints using imagination rather than live models so they exhibit more poetic licence than anatomical accuracy, as can be seen by the image of a six-legged spider with a ladder.

单词	poetic licence
释义	Definition of poetic licence in English: poetic licence noun mass noun The freedom to depart from the facts of a matter or from the conventional rules of language when speaking or writing in order to create an effect. he used a little poetic licence to embroider a good tale Example sentencesExamples Some poetic licence was used, as caponata is a Sicilian dish usually served cold, though this interpretation went down well. True poetry, however, is never entirely severed from the speaking voice; a certain latitude, however, sometimes called poetic licence, allows the poet to take liberties with language. We enter the realm of metaphor, allegory and poetic licence. Then again, all poetic licence aside, historians estimate that there were 30,000 French against 6,000 English soldiers that day in 1415, and the English won. No one is going to be able to get that document so in the end we're having to deal with some indisputable facts and some poetic licence. The cat was actually in a cat box on pram wheels but if you can't use poetic licence when you are a poet then when can you? But then, there is something called poetic licence. These included a dedication to narrative, an eschewing of poetic licence, a sense of clarity and a moral purpose. As this female hybrid was transformed into a pseudo-classical image of erotic fantasy, her sinful connotations were sublimated under the veil of poetic licence. He agreed that he may well have used poetic licence, and it would be surprising if he had not done so. Let us not accept the existing line as poetic licence for this is a privilege reserved for distinguished writers of English language and literature. Nevertheless, Smith would have us disregard all this talk of representation and exercising other people's prerogatives as nostalgia, or perhaps poetic licence. I'm tempted to reply, but given the probability that his profile will have a degree of poetic licence about it, and the fact that any further correspondence will require me to get out my credit card, I think I'll pass him on to Lou instead. There is a circular logic in the premise here and the anthropomorphy that renders objects sentient still niggles, despite allowance for poetic licence. Everything I tell you really did happen, give or take a few liberties of poetic licence. There's plenty of room for poetic licence as a willing audience puts the panel through its paces. It was poetic licence on my part - he responds to many of my posts pointing out how wrong I am, and I made a leap by writing that ‘the gist’ of his comments is that I'm stupid. He has always been the player to drive you mad, dropped by England at least ten times - no poetic licence here, just the literal truth. He admits it is semi-autobiographical, mixing his childhood memory with family history, and a little bit of poetic licence. He created the prints using imagination rather than live models so they exhibit more poetic licence than anatomical accuracy, as can be seen by the image of a six-legged spider with a ladder.
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