Prose

What do we mean by prose?

Ordinary speech or writing, without metrical structure. noun

Commonplace expression or quality. noun

A hymn of irregular meter sung before the Gospel. noun

To write prose. intransitive verb

To speak or write in a dull, tiresome style. intransitive verb

To write or compose in prose: as, a fable prosed or versified.

To write or compose in prose.

To write or speak in a dull or tedious manner.

The ordinary written or spoken language of man; language not conformed to poetical measure, as opposed to verse or metrical composition. See poetry. noun

Hence Commonplace ideas or discourse. noun

In liturgics, a hymn sung after the gradual, originating from a practice of setting words to the jubilatio of the alleluia. noun

An oration; a story. noun

Relating to or consisting of prose; prosaic; not poetic; hence, plain; commonplace.

Pertaining to, or composed of, prose; not in verse. adjective

Possessing or exhibiting unpoetical characteristics; plain; dull; prosaic. adjective

The ordinary language of men in speaking or writing; language not cast in poetical measure or rhythm; -- contradistinguished from verse, or metrical composition. noun

Hence, language which evinces little imagination or animation; dull and commonplace discourse. noun

A hymn with no regular meter, sometimes introduced into the Mass. See Sequence. noun

To write in prose. transitive verb

To write or repeat in a dull, tedious, or prosy way. transitive verb

Language, particularly written language, not intended as poetry.

Language which evinces little imagination or animation; dull and commonplace discourse.

A hymn with no regular meter, sometimes introduced into the Mass.

Words that are spelled similarly to prose:
prose, rose, prone, prove, probe, pose, prise, arose, erose, pros, prole, prost, brose, prosy, prase, prouse, grose, porose, prowse, pro se, prome, crose, proke, prope, proso, prote, prore, prosa, prese, uprose, pross, proe, prosi, proue, pros-, poose.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prose:
edda, verse, poetry, poetic, tristan, fables, poems, essays, poem, narrative, satire, poets, literary, lyrical, writings, fiction, urdu, anthology, verses, norse, translation, tales, literature, translator, realism, poet, romance, essay, saga, tale, writer, memoir, sanskrit, reader, novel, stories, authors, readers, sentences, epic, manuscript, novelist, commentary, works, edited, writing, autobiography, genre, philosophical, style, dialogue, biography, shakespeare, volumes, text, genres, themes, arabic, published, criticism, critic, pieces, book, chapter, written, books, printed, journals, author, drama, collection, detail, dramatic, moral, pages, persian.

Words that rhyme with prose:
rose, close, nose, impose, expose, pose, dispose, clothes, repose, propose, compose, chose, juxtapose, hose, suppose, oppose, transpose, disclose, depose, enclose, throes, arose, woes, those, ose, logos, doze, interpose, toes, primrose, pros, superimpose, presuppose, decompose, goes, predispose, silos, foreclose, hoes, shows, noes, brose, ambrose, foes, mose, bose, froze, gloze, knows, pantyhose, pharos, dominoes, cloze, cose, eaux, roes, demos, psoas, croze, photos, vose, blows, ohs, bulldoze, dominos, lead by the nose, shadows, tea rose, throws, bows, grose, gose, bongos, meadows, elbows, plainclothes, ratios, studios, gyros, melrose, crows, cocos, flows, tomatos, rockrose, rows, lows, euros, jos, fire hose, blowze, embryos, tornados, overexpose, owes, cameos, boroughs, cargoes, penrose, rainbows.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prose:
english, latin, good, poetic, modern, french, plain, simple, literary, clear, expository, best, ordinary, rhymed, rhythmic, german, greek, classical, purple, beautiful, elegant, academic, century, rhythmical, imaginative, descriptive, italian, lucid, critical, russian, scientific, lyrical, poetical, fine, contemporary, artistic, bad, later, formal, continuous, mere, attic, miscellaneous, fictional, straightforward, sober, pure, vigorous, vivid, excellent, impassioned, polyphonic, easy, romantic, readable, discursive, polished, eloquent, spanish, rich, elizabethan, philosophical, arabic, chinese, turgid, rhetorical, nonfiction, ornate, graceful, dull, finest, dramatic, lively, persian, colloquial, realistic, musical, journalistic, narrative, florid, exquisite, victorian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective prose:
works, writings, writers, fiction, composition, poetry, poems, literature, fancies, poem, writer, idylls, remains, style, rhythm, writing, the, diction, manuscripts, tale, romances, tracts, poe, translation, extracts, forms, tales, readings, fragments, romance, motif, selections, printers, subjects, poets, imitation, collections, pastorals, artists, poet, wores, whitings, verse, narratives, ballads, miscellanies, comp, compositions, lyrics, idyls, alden, chronicles, masterpieces, exercises, passage, authors, narrative, sketches, quotations, lancelot, declamations, rendering, tristan, dramas, selection, edda, plays, translations, krleza, first.

Consonant match to prose:
praise, prize, prise, pros, prase, pres, pries, prowse, prays, preys, prows, preis, prees, presb, prause, preas.

Words that sound like prose:
prose, pros, parots, prize, praise, pres, prez, prays, prise, peruse, preys, pries, prase, paries, preis, prowse, pras, prows, prees, prease, porose, perus, praus, bros, burrows, brose, boroughs, burroughs, boros, burros, price, pro, press, pose, pearls, purrs, pris, priss, purs, probes, pero, perls, poes, perms, proles, perot, pervs, pows, presse, prese, purls, pross, prouse, preace, preece, proe, pyros, prus, proser, paroles, preuss, poze, proach, paros, pryce, purves, parous, perz, prs, pruce, pruss, uprose, prass, priess, prosed, preiss, prys, proa, poros, operose, prz, piros, pirls, prece, prgs, pro-, pro e, paos, pohs, preux, braise, braze, berets, braz, aros, brase, brays, braes, brause, braize.