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poetic

/poʊˈɛt.ɪk/

Übersetzung: Zur Dichtung oder Poesie gehörend bzw. für sie typisch; von besonderer Schönheit, Emotionalität oder Fantasie geprägt.

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adjective

/poʊˈɛt.ɪk/B2formalart
  • deZur Dichtung oder Poesie gehörend bzw. für sie typisch; von besonderer Schönheit, Emotionalität oder Fantasie geprägt.

Relating to or characteristic of poetry; having a quality of beauty, emotion, or imagination.

  1. Relating to poetryB2formal

    Of, relating to, or characteristic of poetry or poets.

    depoetisch

    • She has a deep understanding of poetic forms.
    • The poet used a variety of poetic devices in his work.
    • Her writing style is highly poetic and lyrical.

    Synonymelyriclyricalpoetical

    Antonymeliteralpedestrianprosaicprose

  2. Romantic or imaginativeB2formal

    Having a quality of beauty, emotion, or imagination, often associated with romance.

    dePoetisch

    • The sunset was a poetic scene of vibrant colors.
    • He described their first meeting in a very poetic way.
    • The film's ending was both tragic and poetic.

    Synonymeartisticdreamyelegantexpressivefancifulflowinggracefulimaginativelyricalromantic

    Antonymeliteralmundaneprosaicunimaginativeunromantic

  3. Characteristic of a poetB2formal

    Having the qualities or style of a poet, such as sensitivity and creativity.

    dedichterisch

    • His poetic nature made him a great storyteller.
    • She has a poetic soul that sees beauty in everything.
    • The artist's work is deeply poetic and expressive.

    Synonymeartisticcreativeevocativeexpressiveimaginativeinspiredlyricalpoeticalsensitive

    Antonymemundaneprosaic

Formen
  • more poetic comparative form
  • most poetic superlative form
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