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pseudopoetic

pseudopoetic adjective: apparently, but not actually, poetic; having a false appearance of poetry.

Adjective

pseudopoetic (comparative more pseudopoetic, superlative most pseudopoetic)

  1. Apparently, but not actually, poetic; having a false appearance of poetry.

Forms of pseudopoetic

comparativemore pseudopoetic
superlativemost pseudopoetic

Origin of pseudopoetic

From pseudo- + poetic.

Questions about pseudopoetic

What does pseudopoetic mean?
Pseudopoetic means apparently, but not actually, poetic; having a false appearance of poetry.
What part of speech is pseudopoetic?
Pseudopoetic is an adjective.

Words near pseudopoetic in the dictionary

  1. pseudopodial
  2. pseudopodian
  3. pseudopodic
  4. pseudopodium
  5. pseudopods
  6. pseudopoetic
  7. pseudopoetical
  8. pseudopolitical
  9. pseudopolyanion
  10. pseudopolyanions
  11. pseudopolycythaemia

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