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Etymology
1. ode
noun. ['ˈoʊd'] a lyric poem with complex stanza forms.
Etymology
- ᾠδή (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
Rhymes with Ode
- overflowed
- plateaued
- busload
- bestowed
- unload
- unbowed
- reload
- stowed
- snowed
- slowed
- glowed
- gloede
- flowed
- crowed
- blowed
- annaud
- towed
- toed
- toad
- sowed
- showed
- sewed
- rowed
- rohde
- roed
- road
- rhoad
- mowed
- moede
- moad
Sentences with ode
1. Adjective
Neruda uses the ode form, lyric poetry that highlights emotion and showcases a fervent study of its subject.
2. Noun, singular or mass
Compose the first draft of your ode, reading each line aloud to yourself as you write.
Quotes about ode
1. Ode to a Wastepaper Basket I love the way you sit in the corner,gracious like a lover,catching my every crumpled vanity.
- Beryl Dov