caesura
nounHow to pronounce caesura:
Definition of caesura:
- caesura (noun):
- any sudden interruption in a continuous action
- noun. a break or pause (usually for sense) in the middle of a verse line.
- a usually rhetorical break in the flow of sound in the middle of a line of verse
Synonyms for caesura:
break
bumper
comma
delay
discontinuance
discontinuity
gap
halt
hesitation
hiatus
hiccough
hiccup
inflection
interim
interlude
intermission
interregnum
interruption
interspace
interstice
interval
lag
lull
parenthesis
pause
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Antonyms for caesura:
action
activity
advance
advancement
continuance
continuation
continuity
go
persistence
progression
start
Here are some other common 3-syllable words.
- caesarean
- caesarea
- caciques
- cabulum
- cabrito
- cabbages
- buttering
- butchery
- bustier
- buscemi
- burrowing
- burritos
- burlington
- bureaucrats
- burberry
- bumpingly
- bumbrella
- bulldozer
- buena
- bryophyta
- bryophyllum
- bryanna
- brotherhood
- broderick
- brittiney
- brigitte
- briella
- brawniest
- bravadoed
- bradypnea
- bracelets
- bowerly
- bouvier
- boutique
- bourguignon
- bourgeois
- boulevard
- bottega
- botanic
- boreal
- bordelaise
- bolognese
- bogota
- bloodspiller
- blizzardous
- blameable
- blacksmithing
- bitumen
- birmingham
- bipolar
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