Sentences with DIBRACH
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"The word 'hello' is a dibrach, consisting of two short syllables."
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"In poetry, a dibrach is represented by two unstressed syllables."
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"The word 'sunset' contains a dibrach in the second and third syllables."
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"Using a dibrach in a sentence adds a rhythmic flow to the words."
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"A dibrach can also be referred to as a pyrrhic."
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"The phrase 'to be or not to be' contains a dibrach in the third and fourth syllables."
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"Poetic meters often include dibrachs within their patterns."
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"Understanding dibrachs is important for analyzing and composing poetry."
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"Using dibrachs effectively can enhance the musicality of a poem."
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"The dibrach is the shortest metrical foot in poetry."
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"In Greek and Latin poetry, dibrachs were commonly used."
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"When reading a poem, identifying dibrachs helps in determining the rhythm."
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"The word 'rainbow' consists of a dibrach in the second and third syllables."
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"The use of dibrachs provides a pleasing cadence to the spoken words."
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"The phrase 'whisper softly' contains a dibrach in the first and second syllables."
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"Using dibrachs can create a sense of lightness and quickness in a poem."
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"The word 'springtime' contains a dibrach in the fourth and fifth syllables."
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"A dibrach is a metrical foot in poetry consisting of two short syllables."
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"The word 'crisis' is a dibrach when pronounced in English."
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"The dibrach is also known as the pyrrhic foot."
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"The dibrach is common in ancient Greek poetry."
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"In Latin poetry, a dibrach is often used as a filler foot."
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"The word 'sunshine' can be analyzed as a dibrach followed by an iamb."
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"Shakespeare occasionally used dibrachs in his sonnets."
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"The dibrach is the shortest metrical foot in traditional Western poetry."
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"In scansion, a dibrach is represented by the symbol '˘'."
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"A dibrach can be found in the word 'baby' when pronounced in some dialects."
