Odes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ODES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ODE, an elaborate lyric addressed to someone or something
• a lyric poem, typically one in the form of an address to a particular subject, written in varied or irregular metre.
• a classical poem of a kind originally meant to be sung.

Words related to ODES

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Words that contain ODES

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How to use ODES in a sentence

• The finished politician may not be a subject for odes, but a political education is a great asset to any man.
• Two works that had considerable influence upon him at this time were the Odes of Horace, translated by P.
• Not mere album verses, but poems of the highest importance, equal to rank to the Odes to the Grecian Urn and the Nightingale.
• Virgil is full of the Greek Forms of Speech, which the Criticks call Hellenisms, as Horace in his Odes abounds with them much more than Virgil.
• The next year he carried his two Odes to London, as carefully as if they had been two Epics.
• Odes and sonnets in Italian, Greek, and Latin, were written in its praise.
• On the monument of the Marquis of Winchester SONGS, ODES, AND A MASQUE.
• Their pure and dignified sonnets, odes and translations rank high.
• At the beginning of the French Revolution Klopstock wrote odes of congratulation.
• As soon as Corinne was seated the Roman poets began to read the sonnets and odes which they had composed for the occasion.
• She knew most of the Odes and some of the Satires and Epistles of the poet.
• Now doth the mystic nightingale carol its odes, and buds of inner meaning are bursting into blossoms delicate and fair.
• He had a fine poetic gift and wrote odes to sing the praises of Him Whom the world has wronged and rejected.
• Many of his odes were long preserved, and may perhaps still rest in the dusty archives of Mexico or Spain.
• Another group shows Pindar, a very aged figure, reciting his impassioned odes to Horace and another poet, who listen with admiration.
• These odes, however, do not fall within the province of our comparison.
• Such is the outline of the poem, which is in the form of a dialogue, in the irregular measure common to the odes above mentioned.
• Well might he and could he have discussed, but otherwise, namely in odes, with the whole man, with streams which mount and grow upward.
• When Swift was a young man, and not so well acquainted with the world as he afterwards became, he wrote some Pindaric Odes.
• I learned from him that poetry, even that of the loftiest odes, had a logic of its own as severe as that of science, and more difficult, because more subtle.
• Which done, he thereafter put off the fillet wherewith his eyes were bound to look them in the face, and to hear their melody and poetic odes.
• He wrote, as a youth, odes, songs, a tragedy, and part of a romance.
• The poet recited odes from Anacreon and all passed off delightfully.
• The odes we have treated number about fifty, and they are to be published in fine style by the Cambridge printers.
• What some of the Odes have to sing of, their author does not insist upon our knowing.
• But the inequality of equal lovers, sung in these Odes with a Divine allusion, is a most familiar truth.
• Moreover those first poems had a composure which was the prelude to the peace of the Odes.
• The successful examples of it may be found, for instance, in the more idealistic odes of Spenser.
• From that time he wrote nothing in poetry worthy of note, except songs and battle odes, with one exception.
• He is an excellent Poet, as appears from his elegant Pindaric odes.
• We have already pointed out that this had all but killed the tragic drama, and it was nearly as bad in the various accepted forms of poetry, such as fables, epistles, odes, etc.

Similar words containing ODE without suffix s

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