antistrophic

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to an antistrophe
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  • The term strophe has come to be used also for verse paragraphs where there is no antistrophic arrangement. Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
  • I don't care about antistrophic filtering and texture settings etc etc.. just make it look good. Gaming gripes: Pet peeves aplenty | Sync Blog
  • /This is one of the most elaborate sonnets: its metrical scheme combines antistrophic and stanza structure Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
  • At that moment the voice of the singers, a "voice of joy and health," concentrated itself with solemn antistrophic movement, into an evening, or "candle" hymn. Marius the Epicurean — Volume 2
  • The metrical scheme is an illustration of 'duplication' applied to antistrophic structure: a quatrain question (strophe 1) has a couplet answer (strophe 2); then the quatrain is duplicated into an octet Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
  • Antiphonal and antistrophic structure go easily together: see Deborah's Song, page 152. Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
  • The term strophe has come to be used also for verse paragraphs where there is no antistrophic arrangement. Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
  • Why had they not thought of this long ago? and thereupon they reverted to antistrophic laudation of Rhoda Nunn. The Odd Women
  • The structural form of this ode is antistrophic inversion (7, 6; 6, 7), like that of No./iv/of the Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
  • /The metrical scheme of this sonnet is an example of 'antistrophic inversion': that is, two strophes followed by their antistrophes, but the antistrophe to the second strophe precedes the antistrophe to the first. Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
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