Definition of acatalectic in English:

acatalectic

adjective əˌkatəˈlɛktɪkāˌkadlˈektik

Prosody

(of a line of verse) having the full number of syllables.
（韵文诗行）音节数完整的
Example sentencesExamples
- The term catalectic means the meter is short the final syllable (tongue would have to be tonguey to complete the trochee), and acatalectic means it is complete.
- Unlike most English adjectives, ‘catalectic’ and its opposite ‘acatalectic’ usually follow the nouns they qualify: thus the last of Shelley's lines quoted above would be called a trochaic trimeter catalectic.
- When unstressed syllables are not dropped at the beginning or the end of a line, they are said to be acatalectic.
- A fierce opponent of literary plagiarism, Poe claims originality for his stanza form in ‘The Raven’: trochaic rhythm; octameter acatalectic alternating with heptameter catalectic repeated in refrain of fifth verse.

noun əˌkatəˈlɛktɪkāˌkadlˈektik

Prosody

A line of acatalectic verse.
Example sentencesExamples
- In classical terms, the meter is a slightly irregular amphribachic trimeter, alternating acatalectic and catalectic.

Definition of acatalectic in US English:

acatalectic

adjectiveāˌkadlˈektik

Prosody

(of a line of verse) having the full number of syllables.
（韵文诗行）音节数完整的
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike most English adjectives, ‘catalectic’ and its opposite ‘acatalectic’ usually follow the nouns they qualify: thus the last of Shelley's lines quoted above would be called a trochaic trimeter catalectic.
- A fierce opponent of literary plagiarism, Poe claims originality for his stanza form in ‘The Raven’: trochaic rhythm; octameter acatalectic alternating with heptameter catalectic repeated in refrain of fifth verse.
- The term catalectic means the meter is short the final syllable (tongue would have to be tonguey to complete the trochee), and acatalectic means it is complete.
- When unstressed syllables are not dropped at the beginning or the end of a line, they are said to be acatalectic.

nounāˌkadlˈektik

Prosody

A line of acatalectic verse.
Example sentencesExamples
- In classical terms, the meter is a slightly irregular amphribachic trimeter, alternating acatalectic and catalectic.

单词	acatalectic
释义	Definition of acatalectic in English: acatalectic adjective əˌkatəˈlɛktɪkāˌkadlˈektik Prosody (of a line of verse) having the full number of syllables. （韵文诗行）音节数完整的 Example sentencesExamples The term catalectic means the meter is short the final syllable (tongue would have to be tonguey to complete the trochee), and acatalectic means it is complete. Unlike most English adjectives, ‘catalectic’ and its opposite ‘acatalectic’ usually follow the nouns they qualify: thus the last of Shelley's lines quoted above would be called a trochaic trimeter catalectic. When unstressed syllables are not dropped at the beginning or the end of a line, they are said to be acatalectic. A fierce opponent of literary plagiarism, Poe claims originality for his stanza form in ‘The Raven’: trochaic rhythm; octameter acatalectic alternating with heptameter catalectic repeated in refrain of fifth verse. noun əˌkatəˈlɛktɪkāˌkadlˈektik Prosody A line of acatalectic verse. Example sentencesExamples In classical terms, the meter is a slightly irregular amphribachic trimeter, alternating acatalectic and catalectic. Definition of acatalectic in US English: acatalectic adjectiveāˌkadlˈektik Prosody (of a line of verse) having the full number of syllables. （韵文诗行）音节数完整的 Example sentencesExamples Unlike most English adjectives, ‘catalectic’ and its opposite ‘acatalectic’ usually follow the nouns they qualify: thus the last of Shelley's lines quoted above would be called a trochaic trimeter catalectic. A fierce opponent of literary plagiarism, Poe claims originality for his stanza form in ‘The Raven’: trochaic rhythm; octameter acatalectic alternating with heptameter catalectic repeated in refrain of fifth verse. The term catalectic means the meter is short the final syllable (tongue would have to be tonguey to complete the trochee), and acatalectic means it is complete. When unstressed syllables are not dropped at the beginning or the end of a line, they are said to be acatalectic. nounāˌkadlˈektik Prosody A line of acatalectic verse. Example sentencesExamples In classical terms, the meter is a slightly irregular amphribachic trimeter, alternating acatalectic and catalectic.
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