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Definition of Wordsworthian in English: Wordsworthianadjective ˈwəːdzwəθɪən Relating to or characteristic of the English poet William Wordsworth or his works. this form of Wordsworthian reverence for nature was immensely influential in American life Example sentencesExamples - It was poetry that, without being distinctively Wordsworthian, could hardly have existed without Wordsworth.
- School offers a series of "spots of time," to invoke a Wordsworthian phrase.
- Its mixture of elevated language and sentiment with prosaic detail is peculiarly Wordsworthian, and led Coleridge to comment on its ' inconstancy of style '.
- I refer to it as the sublime, in a Wordsworthian sort of sense, entering everyday living.
- An unrivalled observer of the countryside, he found no Wordsworthian solace there, nor in his own unhappy marriage.
noun ˈwəːdzwəθɪən A student or admirer of the English poet William Wordsworth or his works. even Wordsworthians are cautious in commenting on the poem Example sentencesExamples - Other critics have endorsed his conclusions, and now even Wordsworthians are cautious in commenting on the poem.
- Although a city man and Londoner, he was an ardent Wordsworthian, with an intense love of nature.
- We must be on our guard against the Wordsworthians, if we want to secure for Wordsworth his due rank as a poet.
- Such issues have long concerned Wordsworthians in the field.
- For though what may be called professed Wordsworthians, including Mathew Arnold, found a value in all that remains of him, yet still the decisiveness of such selections as those made by Arnold himself, and now by Professor Knight, hint at a certain very obvious difference of level in his poetic work.
Definition of Wordsworthian in US English: Wordsworthianadjective Relating to or characteristic of the English poet William Wordsworth or his works. this form of Wordsworthian reverence for nature was immensely influential in American life Example sentencesExamples - Its mixture of elevated language and sentiment with prosaic detail is peculiarly Wordsworthian, and led Coleridge to comment on its ' inconstancy of style '.
- An unrivalled observer of the countryside, he found no Wordsworthian solace there, nor in his own unhappy marriage.
- It was poetry that, without being distinctively Wordsworthian, could hardly have existed without Wordsworth.
- I refer to it as the sublime, in a Wordsworthian sort of sense, entering everyday living.
- School offers a series of "spots of time," to invoke a Wordsworthian phrase.
noun A student or admirer of the English poet William Wordsworth or his works. even Wordsworthians are cautious in commenting on the poem Example sentencesExamples - We must be on our guard against the Wordsworthians, if we want to secure for Wordsworth his due rank as a poet.
- Although a city man and Londoner, he was an ardent Wordsworthian, with an intense love of nature.
- For though what may be called professed Wordsworthians, including Mathew Arnold, found a value in all that remains of him, yet still the decisiveness of such selections as those made by Arnold himself, and now by Professor Knight, hint at a certain very obvious difference of level in his poetic work.
- Other critics have endorsed his conclusions, and now even Wordsworthians are cautious in commenting on the poem.
- Such issues have long concerned Wordsworthians in the field.
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