poetic

adjective
UK: /pəʊˈet.ɪk/
US: /poʊˈet.ɪk/

  1. Expressing or characterized by the qualities of poetry, such as a musical or emotional style.

    1. Her writing has a poetic feel.
    2. The poetic language of the novel created a unique reading experience.

  2. Relating to poetry.

    1. It has a poetic form.
    2. The lecturer discussed the poetic devices used by Shakespeare.

  3. Beautiful or graceful in a way that is similar to poetry.

    1. The sunset was truly poetic.
    2. The dancer's poetic movements captivated the audience completely.

Synonyms

lyrical artistic expressive rhapsodic imaginative romantic

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "poetic" in English means: Expressing or characterized by the qualities of poetry, such as a musical or emotional style., Relating to poetry., Beautiful or graceful in a way that is similar to poetry..

The phonetic transcription of "poetic" is /pəʊˈet.ɪk/ in British English and /poʊˈet.ɪk/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "poetic": lyrical, artistic, expressive, rhapsodic, imaginative, romantic.

Example usage of "poetic": "Her writing has a poetic feel.". More examples on the page.