poetically in Vietnamese

@poetically
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- (thuộc) thơ; nên thơ, có chất thơ; (thuộc) nhà thơ

Sentence patterns related to "poetically"

1. comically, poetically, rhythmically, etc.

2. Comically, poetically, rhythmically, etc

3. Comically poetically rhythmically etc: 2

4. Life is poetically compared to the morning dew.

5. Poetically, Midsummer's Eve begins in flowers and ends in fire.

6. The speech was as poetically written as any he'd ever heard.

7. "I," he finished poetically, "will watch over you to the break of day."

8. Synonyms for Assonantly include alliteratively, poetically, repetitively, melodiously, musically, melodically, euphoniously, mellifluously, harmoniously and tunefully

9. Her famous and poetically wild -- father went to Greece, and she never knew him.

10. It is the ideal of everyone and the ultimate feeling of Wasin to inhabit poetically.

11. Or, more poetically, life works like bread; life is reflected in bread and life is resurrected in bread.

12. Apathetic: Apathetically : apathies Words that sound like or rhyme with Apathetically pathetically epiphytically aphetically bathetically epithetical phatically pathetical poetically apothecial photically

13. Critics had the opportunity to write poetically of the ceaseless, easy flow of rivers and this one in particular.

14. A 1964 act defines wilderness, rather poetically, as "an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammelled by man".

15. Boughten was sometimes used in the past, but today it’s only used in certain dialects (Northern and North Midland) or sometimes poetically

16. It may be remarked in passing that the supposed disappearance of buffalo-grass, Bulbilis dactyloides, connected more or less poetically with the vanishing herds of bison, is a popular myth

17. The Banishment ( 58 ) IMDb 7.6 2 h 37 min 2007 13+ Eschewing easy answers and tackling a wide array of themes, The Banishment poetically renders the persistent human state of …

18. The film, English Patient, is an apologue narrating history and human, poetically expressing the topic of anti-war through the rescue and cure of four soldiers wounded in the war.

19. One of the admitted influences are the Arabesquely inclined Clark Ashton Smith, the most poetically advanced of the WEIRD TALES triumvirate commonly alluded to by initials, REH, HPL, and CAS; plus influences of Robert W

20. It may be remarked in passing that the supposed disappearance of bugalo-grass, Bulbilis dacQloides, connected more or less poetically with the vanishing herds of bison, is a popular myth

21. One of the admitted influences are the Arabesquely inclined Clark Ashton Smith, the most poetically advanced of the WEIRD TALES triumvirate commonly alluded to by initials, REH, HPL, and CAS; plus influences of Robert W

22. The decision to take both paths led, on the one hand, to poetically dreamy, yet room-filling wall ‘drawings’ via a clothesline mounted on pins, on the other, to both ornamental and extensively spread constellations anamorphous to the floor.

23. Yet this autopoetic being-in-the-picture can also be poetically aggrandized, if we take too much delight in the power of artistic inspiration and implementation and see that images through images by way of images so deeply move us that our eyes are opened and we step outside ourselves in a way that evokes the mystery of the world.

24. With a youthful, bouncy song, the Bobolink, Dolichonyx oryzivorus, never fails to bring a smile to the observer.Ferdinand Schuyler Mathews poetically described the song of the Bobolink in the Field Book of Wild Birds and Their Music: “The Bobolink is indeed a great singer, but the latter part of his song is a species of musical fireworks….It is a mad, reckless, song-fantasia, an outbreak