Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
strophe
Noun
/ˈstrōf/
Definition
A strophe is a specific structural division of a poem or a verse in a song, typically used in classical Greek poetry and drama.
Examples
- The strophe of the poem beautifully captures the essence of nature.
- In the choir’s performance, the strophe was sung with great emotion, resonating with the audience.
Meaning
In the context of poetry, a strophe often refers to a group of lines that forms a complete thought or concept, usually followed by an antistrophe and epode in traditional forms.
Synonyms
- verse
- stanza
- section
