Poetic

What do we mean by poetic?

Of or relating to poetry. adjective

Having a quality or style characteristic of poetry. adjective

Suitable as a subject for poetry. adjective

Of, relating to, or befitting a poet. adjective

Characterized by romantic imagery. adjective

The theory or practice of writing poetry; poetics. noun

Of or pertaining to poetry; of the nature of or expressed in poetry; possessing the qualities or the charm of poetry: as, a poetic composition; poetic style.

Of or pertaining to a poet or poets; characteristic of or befitting a poet: as, poetic genius; poetic feeling; poetic license.

Endowed with the feeling or faculty of a poet; having the susceptibility, sensibility, or expression of a poet; like a poet: as, a poetic youth; a poetic face.

Celebrated, or worthy to be celebrated, in poetry: as, a poetic scene.

Of or pertaining to making or shaping, especially to artistic invention and arrangement.

Of or pertaining to poetry; suitable for poetry, or for writing poetry. adjective

Expressed in metrical form; exhibiting the imaginative or the rhythmical quality of poetry adjective

See License, n., 4. adjective

Relating to poetry. adjective

Characteristic of poets. adjective

Description of persons, objects, or ideas that connect to the soul of the beholder. adjective

Of or relating to poets adjective

Of or relating to poetry adjective

Characterized by romantic imagery adjective

Relating to poetry.

Characteristic of poets; romantic, imaginative, etc.

Connecting to the soul of the beholder.

Words that are spelled similarly to poetic:
poetic, noetic, zoetic, pontic, goetic, poietic, postic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word poetic:
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Words that rhyme with poetic:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe poetic:
more, most, least, new, less, own, modern, imaginative, highest, early, non, last, impressive, modernist, historic, exquisitely, critical, statistical, scientific, philosophical, didactic, intrinsically, lyric, complete, protean, classical, genuinely, century, oral, feminist, purest, english, musical, true, his, very, narrative, highly, medieval, mytho, rhetorical, esoteric, chaucerian, material, anti, conventional, downright, pale, sublime, beautiful, architectonic, revolutionary, romantic, greatest, veritable, erotic, literary, expressive, delicate, mechanical, richly, perverse, lune, theoretical, para, sound, ecological.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective poetic:
language, form, justice, imagination, genius, expression, diction, drama, style, art, tradition, inspiration, forms, license, vision, feeling, quality, power, beauty, creation, composition, works, imagery, voice, talent, prose, fancy, theory, experience, image, career, truth, spirit, text, discourse, images, structure, nature, texts, temperament, sensibility, gift, mind, practice, function, thought, technique, licence, description, devices, faculty, achievement, qualities, literature, gifts, speech, merit, word, metaphor, impulse, production, insight, fiction, sentiment, fire, powers, soul, compositions, name, charm, utterance, idea, device, traditions, statement, meaning, rhythm, passages, conception, excellence, talents.

Consonant match to poetic:
poietic, piatek.

Words that sound like poetic:
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