iambic
nounHow to pronounce iambic:
Definition of iambic:
- iambic (noun):
- noun. a verse line consisting of iambs.
- a metrical foot consisting of one short syllable followed by one long syllable or of one unstressed syllable followed by one stressed syllable (as in above)
Synonyms for iambic:
verse line
Antonyms for iambic:
trochaic
Here are some other common 3-syllable words.
- resistance
- medium
- redundant
- kettledrum
- diphyodont
- therapy
- calcium
- unclouded
- panoply
- machmeter
- smothering
- ordinand
- bombinate
- vaporize
- unrelieved
- tree-and-branch
- enfeeble
- Marinel
- unlatching
- visual
- voyager
- follow shot
- wonderland
- Ameerah
- transmission
- kinescope
- Odeda
- Tsubaki
- Odyssey
- Nightingale
- arbiter
- silvery
- conversant
- firelight
- traceable
- Arabic
- unbounded
- settler
- rarefy
- conversely
- conference
- librettists
- vacancy
- tea-berry
- halophile
- constantly
- cuticle
- adobe
- cheerleader
- confession
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