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poetical

/pəʊˈɛt.ɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Variante littéraire ou archaïque de « poétique », employée pour qualifier ce qui est propre à la poésie, au poète, ou ce qui est empreint de poésie, de lyrisme ou d'idéal.

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adjective

/pəʊˈɛt.ɪ.kəl/C2formalbritishartobsolète
  • frVariante littéraire ou archaïque de « poétique », employée pour qualifier ce qui est propre à la poésie, au poète, ou ce qui est empreint de poésie, de lyrisme ou d'idéal.

An archaic or literary variant of 'poetic', used to describe something that is characteristic of poetry or suitable for a poet.

  1. Relating to poetryB2formal

    Of or pertaining to the art of poetry or poets.

    frrelatif à la poésie

    • The poetical works of Shakespeare are studied worldwide.
    • She has a deep appreciation for poetical forms like sonnets.
    • The lecture focused on the poetical traditions of the 19th century.

    Synonymeslyricalmetricalpoetic

    Antonymesprosaic

  2. Characteristic of poetryB2formal

    Having the qualities or style typical of poetry, such as beauty, rhythm, or imagination.

    frcaractéristique de la poésie

    • His speech had a poetical quality that moved the audience.
    • The sunset was described in poetical terms by the writer.
    • Her prose is often considered poetical due to its lyrical flow.

    Synonymeselegiaclyriclyricalmetricalpoeticrhythmical

Formes
  • more poetical comparative form
  • most poetical superlative form