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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
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| 1 | iambic | a poetic foot consisting of an unaccented syllable followed by an accented one. Example: alone | MLW, Mrs.Meyers-Lit Terms |
| 2 | Iambic | Rhythm adoped after Norman Conquest; it is more song-like. | ENGL 361 Final Exam |
| 3 | iambic | unaccented syllable followed by accented | English Poetic Terms |
| 4 | iambic | a foot with unstressed, stressed | English Final Studies |
| 5 | iambic | a 2 syllable foot with the stress on the second syllable: most common in English language | lit terms |
| 6 | Iambic | An unstressed followed by a stressed syllable (repeat) | Poetic Terms |
| 7 | iambic | 2-syllable metric foot, 1st syllable unaccented, having 5 feet | AP Lit Q1 Voc. 4 |
| 8 | iambic | the 'iamb' is a metrical measure, or foot, in which an unstressed syllable is followed by a stressed syllable. Iambic pentameter (five iambs in a line) is the commonest metrical pattern in English poetry, including Shakespeare | Literary Terms |
| 9 | Iambic | refers to the two-syllable unit that begins unstressed and ends stressed | Poetic Devices |
| 10 | iambic | u / | Prose/poetry test |
| 11 | iambic | a poem or a line of poetry written in iambs. | poetry terms |
| 12 | iambic | e.g. occur, hotel, lacrosse, sincere | English Vocab |
| 13 | iambic | a verse line consisting of iambs | WordMasters#3 |
| 14 | iambic | mich-ELLE or ton-IGHT | English Test |
| 15 | iambic | a meter in which the majority of feet are iambs/ most common english meter | poetry terms |
| 16 | iambic | two syllables; unstressed, stressed | Poetry terms |
| 17 | iambic | foot containing 2 syllables 1st is unstressed second is stressed | english terms 5 |
| 18 | iambic | unstressed syllable followed by stressed (U / ) | Poetry 1 |
| 19 | iambic | one unstressed / one stressed | Poerty Terms |
| 20 | iambic | is a metrical foot or unit of measure, consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. | Poetry |
| 21 | iambic | : a metrical foot containing two syllables--the first is unstressed, while the second is stressed | Literary Analysis terms (CLEP PREP) |
| 22 | iambic | unstressed, stressed | Poetry midterm |
| 23 | Iambic | ^/ unstressed, stressed | Literary Terminology |
| 24 | Iambic | a metrical foot in poetry that consists of unstressed syyablles followed by stressed syallbles | Studyme |
| 25 | Iambic | metrical foot: unstressed, stressed | AP English Lit terms |
| 26 | Iambic | metrical foot: unstressed, stressed | ap english terms |
| 27 | Iambic | u- / u- (She went to town to buy a gown.) | English Poetry Terms |
| 28 | Iambic | Metrical foot used in poetry that has a short syllable followed by a long syllable. | Poetry Definitions |
| 29 | Iambic | U- | Poetry |
| 30 | Iambic | Unstressed, stressed | English II Exam Review Krueger Terms |
| 31 | iambic | a type of rhythm in which every second or even-numbered syllable is accented | ENG 9 FINAL STUDY |
| 32 | iambic | second syllable is accented | ENG 9 FINAL |
| 33 | iambic | a metrical foot in verse of 2 syl, first unaccented, the final accented | poetry |
| 34 | iambic | most common rhythmic foot in eng lang poetry | poetry |
| 35 | iambic | describing a poetic foot consisting of an unaccented syllable followed by an accented one. Example: alone | hamilton literary terms |
| 36 | iambic | unstressed, stressed | Poetry (meter) |
| 37 | iambic | unstressed, stressed | Poetry Foot |
| 38 | Iambic | type of rhythm in which every second or even-numbered syllable is accented. | English 9 Final |
| 39 | Iambic | A type of foot that uses one stressed and one unstressed syllable. | Sonnet Vocabulary |
| 40 | Iambic | A type of foot that uses one stressed and then one unstressed syllable. | Sonnet Vocabulary |
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