Stanzas is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STANZAS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• STANZA, a division of a poem, also STANZE, STANZO
• a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse.
• a group of four lines in some Greek and Latin metres.

Words related to STANZAS

stanza15

How to use STANZAS in a sentence

• That which Lamb quotes is by Matthew Roydon, Stanzas 15 to 18 and 26 and 27.
• It was to this damsel that he addressed the stanzas beginning, Maid of Athens, ere we part, Give, oh! give me back my heart.
• By May a third edition had been called for, and this contained fresh stanzas and additional notes.
• From the first of these we shall extract two or three stanzas of the introductory poem, not only on account of their intrinsic merit, but because they state, pretty roundly, Mr.
• I add a few stanzas which the contemplation of this statue called forth.
• These stanzas were completed shortly after the coronation of Charles VII.
• It was not, however, until two centuries after Marino penned these patriotic stanzas, that her prayer was answered.
• Two years at least passed between the writing of the four first stanzas and the remaining part.
• Yet in the first two stanzas he noted three flaws, and suggested changes by which they might have been easily avoided.
• The stanzas had better be numbered in Roman characters.
• And as I read you just now some part of an English oration in the Latin manner, so I will conclude with some stanzas in the Greek manner.
• Wordsworth, which is traceable through so many of his most beautiful stanzas.
• It consists of 126 stanzas, and is consequently the longest of the four.
• I shall now restore the ludicrous INDEX, and adapt it to the stanzas of the later edition.
• The idea of the poem may be found, stripped of digression and fanciful comparisons, in the eighth, twelfth, fourteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth stanzas.
• Its wild and rapid stanzas show how little Christianity had yet moulded the barbaric nature of the newly-converted English.
• Shall the slower boy be deprived of the pleasure of reading the whole poem and getting its inspiring sentiment and learning as many stanzas as his mind will take? No, indeed.
• He cannot deliver for more than a month the stanzas which he has promised you, unless he breaks his word to Dosithee, who has ordered an elegy from him.
• HEWITT, 348 Stanzas on the Burial of an Infant, 460 Stanzas to Niagara.
• On civic occasions he sprang to the fore With poems consisting of stanzas three score.
• It consists of eleven stanzas of ten lines each, all fluent and spirited, and some of very superior merit.
• The editor has also seen a copy, containing some modern stanzas, intended by Mr Jamieson, of Macclesfield, for publication in his Collection of Scottish Poetry.
• But the copies of such, as were known on the borders, have furnished him with various readings, and with supplementary stanzas, which he has frequent opportunities to acknowledge.
• In the concluding stanzas, in which the writer draws her moral, there are weak lines.
• He soon reappeared, bearing in his hand a silvered paper, upon which he had written a declaration of love in seven-syllabled stanzas.
• The idea of reading a building as we would read Milton or Dante, and getting the same kind of delight out of the stones as out of the stanzas, never enters our minds for a moment.

Similar words containing STANZA without suffix s

stanza15 stanzaed18 stanzaic19

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