Definition

Relating to verses or lines of poetry, often used to describe the structure or divisions in written works.

Example

The poem was written in a versicular style, with each stanza clearly defined.

Conversation

I read a poem that had a really unique versicular style.

Oh, interesting! What did you like about it?

The way it was divided into distinct sections made it flow beautifully.

That sounds like a great way to keep the reader engaged.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Versicular → It is formed from "versiculus" (meaning a small verse or line) which is a diminutive form of "versus" (meaning a line or verse). The word "versicular" refers to something that is related to or resembling a small verse or line.

Memory Tip

Think of 'versus' meaning a line or verse, and remember that 'versicular' relates to something that resembles a small line or verse.

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