Definition of unpoetic in English:

unpoetic

adjective ʌnpəʊˈɛtɪkˌənpoʊˈɛdɪk

Not having a style of expression characteristic of poetry.
无诗意的
the modern version of the Bible is entirely unmemorable and unpoetic
Example sentencesExamples
- Producer David Selznick treated Vittorio De Sica's Stazione Termini the same way, chopping languid scenes to leave a lean but unpoetic core.
- Gadsby's signature gingered butternut squash and lobster soup tasted uninterestingly sweet, its soft ‘cloud’ of almond-flavored egg white too strident, its ‘hazelnut veil’ an unpoetic dusting of pulverized nuts.
- Exactly, from your stand-point it does, but from mine, being as unpoetic as you can get, I see it as an extremely difficult one.
- And this is what the term editor can do, unpoetic as may be.
- As always her diction is sparse, almost unpoetic.
- That ‘something real ‘- demystified empirical, disciplined, unpoetic, unfanciful, formal criticism - presented itself in the writings of Greenberg.’
- Kelsey Grammer was not awful, merely unpoetic, untragic, uninteresting.
- Things get incredibly bizarre and life-threatening for Dent from now on, surrounded as he and his friends are by unpoetic, greasy monsters, depressed robots, a planet construction yard, talking mice, a total-perspective gun and so on.
- Many felt that he rarely revealed the ‘whole person’: he remained unconvinced that such an inherently unpoetic entity could be said to exist.
- There was a good deal of cheering after the final frenetic dash, eliciting as an encore a muddled and unpoetic account of Chopin's delicately arpeggiated Étude in E flat.
- Lyrically, the album matches its musical dead weight with a string of unpoetic clichés - maybe the lunkheads who fill arenas didn't get Chris Martin's ramblings about spies and scientists.
- The name ‘United Provinces of America’ would be correct, but is irredeemably unpoetic.
- Writing was his favourite pastime, pedantic, unpoetic stuff dealing with politics, history, education.
- With a sad shrug they then quickly munched down on a piece of lifeless unemotional unpoetic babycorn.
- Joachim Kaiser, writing in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, feels that Breth totally missed the mark: ‘So soberingly artificial, so compulsively jaunty, unpoetic and empty.’
- He is either a complete chancer or some kind of neglected genius (as the artist and promoter Richard Demarco puts it, an ‘alchemist’ taking ‘ordinary, run-of-the-mill, unpoetic information and turning it into gold’).
- Silliman approaches the history of this community through the stories of her ‘foremothers’, an unpoetic term for such poetically named women as Ruby, Flower and Farah.
- It hovers so close because like life, it's often unfair, unpoetic, plain contradictory, and retrospectively embarrassing - few of Darnielle's stories have chronicled passions so unadorned and believable.
- On the contrary, the raw and prolix language of his novels is unabashedly unpoetic and polemical.
- The freewheeling breadth that enables Murray to include it is one of his best qualities and serves as a welcome reminder that there is still poetry in vernaculars, and poetry too in things that we have come to consider unpoetic.
Synonyms
unimaginative, uninspired, matter-of-fact, dull, dry, humdrum, mundane, pedestrian, heavy, plodding, lifeless, dead, spiritless, lacklustre, undistinguished, stale, jejune, bland, insipid, vapid, vacuous, banal, hackneyed, trite, literal, factual, unemotional, unsentimental, clear, plain, unadorned, unembellished, unvarnished, monotonous, deadpan, flat

Derivatives

unpoetical

adjective

In these unpoetical days, a wave of the Switch card does the job.
Example sentencesExamples
- For the Australian situation presents a fairly clear-cut picture of some three distinct schools of poetry operating at a degree of intensity never before known in this remarkably uncultured and unpoetical country.
- I am an actress, a mimicker, a sham creature - me… how I do loathe my most impotent and unpoetical craft!
- A Poet is the most unpoetical of any thing in existence; because he has no Identity-he is continually in for-and filling some other Body…
- Today I am full of, as Ogden Nash would say, "unpoetical material"; tonight Ester and Elisabeth are sitting in the room reading and talking poetry.

unpoetically

adverb

The cornerstone mission for Prometheus is a spacecraft descriptively, if unpoetically, called Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter.
Example sentencesExamples
- Once the ‘Trilogie’ was pressed in picture discs and bound in a box, Ulver abandoned Black Metal to wax unpoetically on William Blake.
- Rather unpoetically, ‘Plain Layne ‘creator Odin Soli is an average 35-year-old man who lives with his wife and two kids in Woodbury.’
- Julia Stiles is a lovely and determined Viola, but monotonously and unpoetically spoken.
- Dr de Grey is a promoter of the Methuselah Mouse Prize, a competition to produce, by medical intervention, the oldest living mouse (the record holder to date, unpoetically named Mouse GHR-KO 11C, hung on for 1,819 days).

Definition of unpoetic in US English:

unpoetic

adjectiveˌənpōˈedikˌənpoʊˈɛdɪk

Not having a style of expression characteristic of poetry.
无诗意的
the modern version of the Bible is entirely unmemorable and unpoetic
Example sentencesExamples
- Producer David Selznick treated Vittorio De Sica's Stazione Termini the same way, chopping languid scenes to leave a lean but unpoetic core.
- Kelsey Grammer was not awful, merely unpoetic, untragic, uninteresting.
- Gadsby's signature gingered butternut squash and lobster soup tasted uninterestingly sweet, its soft ‘cloud’ of almond-flavored egg white too strident, its ‘hazelnut veil’ an unpoetic dusting of pulverized nuts.
- Things get incredibly bizarre and life-threatening for Dent from now on, surrounded as he and his friends are by unpoetic, greasy monsters, depressed robots, a planet construction yard, talking mice, a total-perspective gun and so on.
- And this is what the term editor can do, unpoetic as may be.
- That ‘something real ‘- demystified empirical, disciplined, unpoetic, unfanciful, formal criticism - presented itself in the writings of Greenberg.’
- He is either a complete chancer or some kind of neglected genius (as the artist and promoter Richard Demarco puts it, an ‘alchemist’ taking ‘ordinary, run-of-the-mill, unpoetic information and turning it into gold’).
- There was a good deal of cheering after the final frenetic dash, eliciting as an encore a muddled and unpoetic account of Chopin's delicately arpeggiated Étude in E flat.
- With a sad shrug they then quickly munched down on a piece of lifeless unemotional unpoetic babycorn.
- Joachim Kaiser, writing in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, feels that Breth totally missed the mark: ‘So soberingly artificial, so compulsively jaunty, unpoetic and empty.’
- Lyrically, the album matches its musical dead weight with a string of unpoetic clichés - maybe the lunkheads who fill arenas didn't get Chris Martin's ramblings about spies and scientists.
- Exactly, from your stand-point it does, but from mine, being as unpoetic as you can get, I see it as an extremely difficult one.
- On the contrary, the raw and prolix language of his novels is unabashedly unpoetic and polemical.
- Writing was his favourite pastime, pedantic, unpoetic stuff dealing with politics, history, education.
- The name ‘United Provinces of America’ would be correct, but is irredeemably unpoetic.
- It hovers so close because like life, it's often unfair, unpoetic, plain contradictory, and retrospectively embarrassing - few of Darnielle's stories have chronicled passions so unadorned and believable.
- Many felt that he rarely revealed the ‘whole person’: he remained unconvinced that such an inherently unpoetic entity could be said to exist.
- As always her diction is sparse, almost unpoetic.
- The freewheeling breadth that enables Murray to include it is one of his best qualities and serves as a welcome reminder that there is still poetry in vernaculars, and poetry too in things that we have come to consider unpoetic.
- Silliman approaches the history of this community through the stories of her ‘foremothers’, an unpoetic term for such poetically named women as Ruby, Flower and Farah.
Synonyms
unimaginative, uninspired, matter-of-fact, dull, dry, humdrum, mundane, pedestrian, heavy, plodding, lifeless, dead, spiritless, lacklustre, undistinguished, stale, jejune, bland, insipid, vapid, vacuous, banal, hackneyed, trite, literal, factual, unemotional, unsentimental, clear, plain, unadorned, unembellished, unvarnished, monotonous, deadpan, flat

词汇	unpoetic
释义	Definition of unpoetic in English: unpoetic adjective ʌnpəʊˈɛtɪkˌənpoʊˈɛdɪk Not having a style of expression characteristic of poetry. 无诗意的 the modern version of the Bible is entirely unmemorable and unpoetic Example sentencesExamples Producer David Selznick treated Vittorio De Sica's Stazione Termini the same way, chopping languid scenes to leave a lean but unpoetic core. Gadsby's signature gingered butternut squash and lobster soup tasted uninterestingly sweet, its soft ‘cloud’ of almond-flavored egg white too strident, its ‘hazelnut veil’ an unpoetic dusting of pulverized nuts. Exactly, from your stand-point it does, but from mine, being as unpoetic as you can get, I see it as an extremely difficult one. And this is what the term editor can do, unpoetic as may be. As always her diction is sparse, almost unpoetic. That ‘something real ‘- demystified empirical, disciplined, unpoetic, unfanciful, formal criticism - presented itself in the writings of Greenberg.’ Kelsey Grammer was not awful, merely unpoetic, untragic, uninteresting. Things get incredibly bizarre and life-threatening for Dent from now on, surrounded as he and his friends are by unpoetic, greasy monsters, depressed robots, a planet construction yard, talking mice, a total-perspective gun and so on. Many felt that he rarely revealed the ‘whole person’: he remained unconvinced that such an inherently unpoetic entity could be said to exist. There was a good deal of cheering after the final frenetic dash, eliciting as an encore a muddled and unpoetic account of Chopin's delicately arpeggiated Étude in E flat. Lyrically, the album matches its musical dead weight with a string of unpoetic clichés - maybe the lunkheads who fill arenas didn't get Chris Martin's ramblings about spies and scientists. The name ‘United Provinces of America’ would be correct, but is irredeemably unpoetic. Writing was his favourite pastime, pedantic, unpoetic stuff dealing with politics, history, education. With a sad shrug they then quickly munched down on a piece of lifeless unemotional unpoetic babycorn. Joachim Kaiser, writing in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, feels that Breth totally missed the mark: ‘So soberingly artificial, so compulsively jaunty, unpoetic and empty.’ He is either a complete chancer or some kind of neglected genius (as the artist and promoter Richard Demarco puts it, an ‘alchemist’ taking ‘ordinary, run-of-the-mill, unpoetic information and turning it into gold’). Silliman approaches the history of this community through the stories of her ‘foremothers’, an unpoetic term for such poetically named women as Ruby, Flower and Farah. It hovers so close because like life, it's often unfair, unpoetic, plain contradictory, and retrospectively embarrassing - few of Darnielle's stories have chronicled passions so unadorned and believable. On the contrary, the raw and prolix language of his novels is unabashedly unpoetic and polemical. The freewheeling breadth that enables Murray to include it is one of his best qualities and serves as a welcome reminder that there is still poetry in vernaculars, and poetry too in things that we have come to consider unpoetic. Synonyms unimaginative, uninspired, matter-of-fact, dull, dry, humdrum, mundane, pedestrian, heavy, plodding, lifeless, dead, spiritless, lacklustre, undistinguished, stale, jejune, bland, insipid, vapid, vacuous, banal, hackneyed, trite, literal, factual, unemotional, unsentimental, clear, plain, unadorned, unembellished, unvarnished, monotonous, deadpan, flat Derivatives unpoetical adjective In these unpoetical days, a wave of the Switch card does the job. Example sentencesExamples For the Australian situation presents a fairly clear-cut picture of some three distinct schools of poetry operating at a degree of intensity never before known in this remarkably uncultured and unpoetical country. I am an actress, a mimicker, a sham creature - me… how I do loathe my most impotent and unpoetical craft! A Poet is the most unpoetical of any thing in existence; because he has no Identity-he is continually in for-and filling some other Body… Today I am full of, as Ogden Nash would say, "unpoetical material"; tonight Ester and Elisabeth are sitting in the room reading and talking poetry. unpoetically adverb The cornerstone mission for Prometheus is a spacecraft descriptively, if unpoetically, called Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter. Example sentencesExamples Once the ‘Trilogie’ was pressed in picture discs and bound in a box, Ulver abandoned Black Metal to wax unpoetically on William Blake. Rather unpoetically, ‘Plain Layne ‘creator Odin Soli is an average 35-year-old man who lives with his wife and two kids in Woodbury.’ Julia Stiles is a lovely and determined Viola, but monotonously and unpoetically spoken. Dr de Grey is a promoter of the Methuselah Mouse Prize, a competition to produce, by medical intervention, the oldest living mouse (the record holder to date, unpoetically named Mouse GHR-KO 11C, hung on for 1,819 days). Definition of unpoetic in US English: unpoetic adjectiveˌənpōˈedikˌənpoʊˈɛdɪk Not having a style of expression characteristic of poetry. 无诗意的 the modern version of the Bible is entirely unmemorable and unpoetic Example sentencesExamples Producer David Selznick treated Vittorio De Sica's Stazione Termini the same way, chopping languid scenes to leave a lean but unpoetic core. Kelsey Grammer was not awful, merely unpoetic, untragic, uninteresting. Gadsby's signature gingered butternut squash and lobster soup tasted uninterestingly sweet, its soft ‘cloud’ of almond-flavored egg white too strident, its ‘hazelnut veil’ an unpoetic dusting of pulverized nuts. Things get incredibly bizarre and life-threatening for Dent from now on, surrounded as he and his friends are by unpoetic, greasy monsters, depressed robots, a planet construction yard, talking mice, a total-perspective gun and so on. And this is what the term editor can do, unpoetic as may be. That ‘something real ‘- demystified empirical, disciplined, unpoetic, unfanciful, formal criticism - presented itself in the writings of Greenberg.’ He is either a complete chancer or some kind of neglected genius (as the artist and promoter Richard Demarco puts it, an ‘alchemist’ taking ‘ordinary, run-of-the-mill, unpoetic information and turning it into gold’). There was a good deal of cheering after the final frenetic dash, eliciting as an encore a muddled and unpoetic account of Chopin's delicately arpeggiated Étude in E flat. With a sad shrug they then quickly munched down on a piece of lifeless unemotional unpoetic babycorn. Joachim Kaiser, writing in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, feels that Breth totally missed the mark: ‘So soberingly artificial, so compulsively jaunty, unpoetic and empty.’ Lyrically, the album matches its musical dead weight with a string of unpoetic clichés - maybe the lunkheads who fill arenas didn't get Chris Martin's ramblings about spies and scientists. Exactly, from your stand-point it does, but from mine, being as unpoetic as you can get, I see it as an extremely difficult one. On the contrary, the raw and prolix language of his novels is unabashedly unpoetic and polemical. Writing was his favourite pastime, pedantic, unpoetic stuff dealing with politics, history, education. The name ‘United Provinces of America’ would be correct, but is irredeemably unpoetic. It hovers so close because like life, it's often unfair, unpoetic, plain contradictory, and retrospectively embarrassing - few of Darnielle's stories have chronicled passions so unadorned and believable. Many felt that he rarely revealed the ‘whole person’: he remained unconvinced that such an inherently unpoetic entity could be said to exist. As always her diction is sparse, almost unpoetic. The freewheeling breadth that enables Murray to include it is one of his best qualities and serves as a welcome reminder that there is still poetry in vernaculars, and poetry too in things that we have come to consider unpoetic. Silliman approaches the history of this community through the stories of her ‘foremothers’, an unpoetic term for such poetically named women as Ruby, Flower and Farah. Synonyms unimaginative, uninspired, matter-of-fact, dull, dry, humdrum, mundane, pedestrian, heavy, plodding, lifeless, dead, spiritless, lacklustre, undistinguished, stale, jejune, bland, insipid, vapid, vacuous, banal, hackneyed, trite, literal, factual, unemotional, unsentimental, clear, plain, unadorned, unembellished, unvarnished, monotonous, deadpan, flat
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