Poetically is valid Scrabble Word

Is poetically a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for POETICALLY in dictionary:

VERB:

In a poetic manner.

ADVERB:

POETICAL, related to poetry
by means of or in relation to poetry
with an imaginative or sensitively emotional style of expression

Words related to POETICALLY

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How to use POETICALLY in a sentence

Madame Perrodon was fat, middle-aged, and romantic, and talked and sighed poetically.
The subdued, demure, somewhat astonished joy of the Virgin is poetically rendered, both in face and attitude, and the figure of the angel has much grace.
It is interesting to note that most of these children were poetically inclined, and that two of the brothers, Charles and Frederick, gave far greater promise than did Alfred.
But, though philosophically in the wrong, we cannot but believe that he was poetically in the right.
That the early Jesuits blazed with virtues and learning and piety has never been denied, although these things have been poetically exaggerated.
There might have been a bit of poetry in it under other circumstances, but Keturah was not poetically inclined on that occasion.
Lucretius, by his imaginative power, had apparently deceived him into thinking that any fragment of science might be treated poetically.
Before commencing, San-it-sa-rish desired an aged medicine man to make an oration, which he did fluently and poetically.
The oldest inhabitants are here to-day and gone tomorrow, as punctually, if not as poetically, as the Arabs of Mr.
More important poetically than politically, it stands out more vividly in the records of the time than many other conflicts of larger import.

When the process is completed they are poetically likened to a hippopotamus.
So I do not think that it is altogether fanciful or incredible to suppose that even the floods in London may be accepted and enjoyed poetically.
Lamb had begun to think poetically of tobacco as early as 1803.
The third gate is poetically named, the Gate of True Rapture, and the fourth, the Gate of Gentle Sorrow.
But if it lacks that peculiar and convincing quality poetically known as the punch, it might as well never have been written.
As the stricken eagle is poetically described as supplying the feather for the arrow by which itself was hurt to death, the trees furnish forth the thing to rend them.
I like a row, and always did from a boy, in the course of which propensity, I must needs say, that I have found it the most easy of all to be gratified, personally and poetically.
Our captain justified the confidence so poetically expressed above.
He poetically creates nine Heavens, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, the Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, the Fixed Stars, the Primum Mobile or First Movement.
After a pause he began to speak poetically of the scenery and to offer her loverlike speeches and compliments.
Poetically it was the superior of any lyric work, except perhaps those of Metastasio.
It was poetically and piously said by the Ettrick Shepherd, at a Noctes, that there is no such thing in nature as bad weather.
In the arrangement, the most poetically effective order has been attempted.
She had taken it into her head, like other deserted women, to assume a virgin air, and recall by clouds of white material the maidens of Ossian, so poetically painted by Girodet.
Most originally, and in a way poetically, was this offering made.
The whole of this Ode is beautifully heightened, and poetically conceived.
But perhaps it is by the perfection of soundness of his lighter and archer masterpieces that he is poetically most wholesome for us.
Her beauty, as great as ever, was poetically touched by the gentle shadow of concealed melancholy.
To some they would be dazzling, semi-offensive extravagance, prosaic minds not liking, because seeing but dimly by, the poetically imaginative light.
They are not poetically imaginative, are not strung for those leaps which the great poet at times finds it impossible not to make.
This was a sign that Katharine had asserted herself and put to him a remark that could not be met poetically.
Pantheism, taken theoretically, is only naturalism poetically expressed.
It may not be a gem, poetically speaking, but it lives.
It is supposed poetically that unusual events cast their shadows before them, and I am prepared to maintain the correctness of such a belief.
The charming poet depicted truthfully, doubtless, as well as poetically, the English winter, but such is not the character of the season in New England.

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