Definition

Describing a type of poetry or verse that consists of lines with the same rhythm or meter.

Example

The poem was stichic, with each line following the same metrical pattern.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I just read a poem that was really interesting.

Oh really? What made it stand out?

The structure was stichic, which I've never seen before.

That sounds unique! I’d love to check it out.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'stichic' is derived from the Greek root 'stichos' (meaning line or row) combined with the suffix '-ic' (meaning pertaining to). Thus, 'stichic' refers to something that pertains to lines or rows, often used in the context of poetry or verse.

Memory Tip

Think of 'stichos' meaning line or row, which helps you remember that 'stichic' relates to something that has to do with lines or rows, especially in poetry.

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