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Paeons

Definition:

Paeons are a type of meter in poetry consisting of a stressed syllable followed by three unstressed syllables. They are commonly used in ancient Greek poetry.

Examples - Parts of Speech:

Noun:

1. In Greek poetry, paeons were often used as metrical feet.

Example sentence: The poet skillfully employed paeons to create a rhythmic pattern in his poem.

Verb:

1. The act of praising or celebrating something enthusiastically.

Example sentence: The crowd cheered and paeoned the victorious team after the game.

Adjective:

1. Popular; widely celebrated or known.

Example sentence: The paeon song became an instant hit, playing on every radio station.

Adverb:

1. An enthusiastic and celebratory manner.

Example sentence: She sang paeonically, capturing the audience's attention and applause.

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