Sentences with RHOPALIC
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"She recited a rhopalic poem during the poetry reading."
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"The rhopalic verse was composed of increasing word lengths."
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"The author used a rhopalic structure in his novel for emphasis."
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"His rhopalic style of writing created a rhythmic flow."
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"The speech was delivered with a rhopalic cadence."
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"The rhopalic pattern in the song made it catchy and memorable."
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"The rhopalic progression of numbers added a unique element to the mathematics textbook."
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"We studied the rhopalic structure of ancient Greek poetry in class."
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"The rhopalic phrases created a sense of anticipation in the audience."
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"The rhopalic sentences provided a consistent rhythm in the prose."
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"In English, rhopalic lines usually have one more syllable in each word"
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"An example of a rhopalic line is 'I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.'"
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"The term rhopalic comes from the Greek word 'rhōpos' meaning 'club'"
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"Using rhopalic lines can create a rhythmic and melodic effect in poetry"
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"A well-known example of a rhopalic poem is 'The Walrus and the Carpenter' by Lewis Carroll"
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"Writing rhopalic lines requires careful consideration of syllable count and word length"
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"Poets often experiment with rhopalic form to create unique and memorable verses"
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"The use of rhopalic lines can help unify a poem and create a cohesive structure"
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"Shakespeare occasionally employed rhopalic lines in his plays and sonnets"
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"The rhopalic style of writing can create a pleasing and memorable rhythm"
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"Using rhopalic lines can challenge a poet's creativity and word choice"
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"In poetry, a rhopalic is a type of verse in which each successive word or syllable has one more letter than its predecessor."
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"The first line of the famous poem 'If—' by Rudyard Kipling is an example of a rhopalic."
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"John Milton's 'Paradise Lost' features rhopalics in certain sections."
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"The rhopalic structure can be found in various ancient languages."
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"The term 'rhopalic' originated from the Greek word 'rhopalon,' meaning 'club.'"
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"The gradual lengthening of words in a rhopalic creates a gradual crescendo."
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"One can experiment with rhopalics to create unique and engaging poetic effects."
