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monostrophe

monostrophe noun: a metrical composition having a single strophe.

Noun

monostrophe (plural monostrophes)

  1. A metrical composition having a single strophe

Forms of monostrophe

pluralmonostrophes

Origin of monostrophe

From mono- + strophe.

Questions about monostrophe

What does monostrophe mean?
Monostrophe means a metrical composition having a single strophe.
What part of speech is monostrophe?
Monostrophe is a noun.
What is the plural of monostrophe?
The plural of monostrophe is monostrophes.

Words near monostrophe in the dictionary

  1. monostrands
  2. monostratal
  3. monostratification
  4. monostratified
  5. monostromatic
  6. monostrophe
  7. monostrophes
  8. monostrophic
  9. monostrophics
  10. monostructural
  11. monostyle

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