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Alexandrine

Definition:

An alexandrine refers to a line of verse that contains six iambs, usually found in French poetry. It can also refer to a type of parrot or a type of coin.

Examples:

1. Verse: The famous French poet, Victor Hugo, is known for his extensive use of alexandrines in his epic poem, Les Misérables.

2. Parrot: The alexandrine parrot, also known as the Alexandrian parakeet, is native to the forests of Southeast Asia.

3. Coin: An ancient alexandrine coin dating back to the Hellenistic period was discovered during an archaeological excavation in Greece.

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