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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | spondee | A form of meter in a poem in which two stressed syllables are next to each other. | English Semesters I and II |
| 2 | Spondee | // | Loe Poetry terms |
| 3 | spondee | poetic foot with two accented syllables | Hockinson AP Literature and Composition |
| 4 | Spondee | A two-syllable word pronounced with equal emphasis on both syllables. Used in testing the SRT. | CSD Chapter 6 |
| 5 | spondee | accented, accented | English Poetic Terms |
| 6 | spondee | stressed, stressed | English Final Studies |
| 7 | spondee | Two stressed syllables (DAH DAH) | english final |
| 8 | Spondee | Two stressed syllables | English Terms - Drama, Poetry |
| 9 | spondee | pattern of stressed and unstressed syllable in a foot -- (football) | Poetry Vocab |
| 10 | Spondee | ex. Men's eyes-- We real cool | English 102 |
| 11 | Spondee | Stressed/stressed (True-blue) | Poetry Terms |
| 12 | spondee | type of foot - 2 stressed syllables | Literary Terms |
| 13 | spondee | a metrical foot consisting of two long or stressed syllables | poetry terms |
| 14 | spondee | two consecutive stressed syllables | Poetry terms |
| 15 | spondee | 2 consectutive sylables are stressed | english terms 5 |
| 16 | spondee | a metrical foot consisting of two syllables, both of which are stressed | Vocabulary of Poetry |
| 17 | spondee | two accented syllables | Lit Crit |
| 18 | Spondee | two syllables, both stressed | Poetry Unit Vocab. |
| 19 | spondee | stressed, stressed | Prosody |
| 20 | Spondee | /, /, Stressed, Stressed | Literary Terms |
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