Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
estrofe
noun
es-tro-fe

Definition
A stanza or verse in a poem, typically consisting of a series of lines that form a distinct unit of thought or structure.

Examples
- “The poem was divided into several estrofes, each exploring a different theme.”
- “In her latest work, the estrofes flowed effortlessly from one to the next, creating a beautiful rhythm.”

Meaning
In poetry, an ‘estrofe’ refers to a group of lines, often sharing a common rhyme scheme or meter, that together convey an idea or emotion.

Synonyms
- stanza
- verse
- paragraph (in prose poetry)