Poetic Imagery

noun a bright blue color resembling the sky on a clear day

• The azure sky stretched out endlessly above the vast ocean.
• I love how the water looks so azure in this photo.
• The beach was poppin' with azure water and clear skies.
• Her eyes sparkled like two azure gems in the sunlight.

verb to sit or stand with a leg on each side of; straddle

• The knight bestrode his horse, his legs bestraddle the beast's wide back.
• I saw him bestaddle the fence to get to the other side more easily.
• She was bestaddling her bike like a pro, weaving in and out of traffic.
• His responsibilities bestaddle him like a heavy burden, weighing him down constantly.

noun the flower or flowers of a plant, especially of one producing an edible fruit

verb to come into or be in full beauty or health; flourish

adjective related to or characteristic of flowers

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• The cherry blossoms in the park are a beautiful sight to behold.
• I love how the flowers blossom in our garden during spring.
• Check out those fresh kicks, they're really starting to blossom.
• With hard work and dedication, her career began to blossom into something truly remarkable.

noun a small stream of water

• The brook meandered through the lush green meadow, creating a peaceful ambiance.
• Let's go for a picnic by the brook and enjoy the soothing sound of water flowing.
• I love chilling by the brook, it's so relaxing.
• She felt like a small pebble in the brook of life, carried along by the currents of fate.

noun a steep or rugged cliff or rock face

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• The mountaineer carefully navigated the treacherous crag to reach the summit.
• We had a picnic on the crag overlooking the valley.
• Let's go check out that cool crag for some rock climbing.
• The challenges of starting a new business felt like climbing a steep crag.

adjective Describing someone who has eyes that are moist or glistening, often with emotion or innocence.

• The dewy-eyed student listened attentively to the professor's lecture.
• She was all dewy-eyed when she saw the cute puppy.
• I can't believe how dewy-eyed he gets whenever he talks about his crush.
• The actress had a dewy-eyed expression as she accepted her award, overwhelmed with emotion.

noun A long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created by glacial erosion

• The fjord in Norway is known for its stunning natural beauty.
• Let's take a boat ride through the fjord this weekend!
• That fjord is lit, we should totally go cliff jumping there.
• The fjord of emotions within her seemed endless, with depths unknown to others.

adjective characterized by fluttering or light and quick movements

• The butterfly's wings were delicate and fluttery as it landed on the flower.
• She felt a fluttery sensation in her stomach when she saw him walk into the room.
• My heart gets all fluttery whenever I see my crush.
• The excitement in the room was so intense, it felt like a fluttery energy was buzzing around.

adjective Hoary is an adjective that describes something as old, white or gray with age, or ancient.

• The hoary old professor lectured on ancient philosophy.
• My hoary neighbor always tells stories about the good old days.
• That hoary dude at the party was totally out of touch with reality.
• The hoary traditions of the past still hold strong in this small town.

noun a beautiful young woman, especially one of the virgin companions of the faithful in the Muslim paradise

• In Islamic tradition, houris are described as beautiful, pure beings in paradise.
• Some people believe that houris are like angels in heaven.
• I heard that houris are like the ultimate reward for believers in the afterlife.
• The garden was so stunning, it felt like being surrounded by houris in paradise.

verb a verb that is the past tense and past participle of the word 'leave', meaning to go away from a place or person

• The tree leaved out beautifully in the spring.
• The plant leaved out really quickly after I watered it.
• I can't believe how fast that tree leaved out!
• After the training, the employees leaved the session with new skills.

adjective gracefully thin and supple; flexible

• The ballerina moved with a lissome grace across the stage.
• She's so lissome, she can easily bend and twist like a contortionist.
• Check out that lissome dancer, she's killing it on the dance floor.
• Her mind was lissome, able to adapt to new ideas and concepts with ease.

noun a menacing or scowling look

verb to look angry or sullen

• The dark clouds began to lour over the countryside, signaling an impending storm.
• I don't like the lour expression on his face, it's making me nervous.
• Her mood always lours when she's hungry, better get her some food quick.
• The shadow of doubt continued to lour over their relationship, causing tension between them.

adjective describing something illuminated by the light of the moon

• The moonlit night cast a beautiful glow over the landscape.
• Let's go for a walk under the moonlit sky tonight.
• The party was lit under the moonlit sky.
• Her smile was like a moonlit night, shining brightly in the darkness.

noun a person who murmurs or speaks softly and indistinctly

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• The murmurer in the back of the room was gently whispering to their neighbor.
• I could hear the murmurer gossiping about the latest office drama.
• The murmurer was spreading rumors like wildfire.
• The wind acted as a murmurer, carrying secrets from one end of the village to the other.

noun a point in time when the sun crosses the meridian and is highest in the sky; midday

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• The meeting is scheduled for noon tomorrow.
• Let's meet for lunch at noon.
• I'll catch you at noon, cool?
• The sun is at its highest point at noon.

noun In Greek mythology, Phoebus is another name for the god Apollo, who is associated with the sun and light.

• Phoebus is often used as another name for the Greek god Apollo.
• I heard that Phoebus is the god of the sun in Greek mythology.
• Hey, did you know that Phoebus is like the OG sun god?
• Just like Phoebus drives the sun across the sky, she effortlessly lights up every room she enters.

adjective describing something as being wet or splashing with water

• The plashy ground was evidence of recent rainfall in the area.
• I love the sound of my shoes squelching on plashy ground.
• Let's go jump in those plashy puddles over there!
• Her tears fell like plashy raindrops on a gloomy day.

noun clothing or garments in general; attire

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• The king's raiment was adorned with intricate embroidery and jewels.
• She loved browsing through vintage stores to find unique raiment for special occasions.
• Check out my new raiment for the party, I think it's totally rad.
• The artist used vibrant colors to paint the raiment of the sky at sunset.

noun a small stream or brook

• The rivulet flowed gently through the meadow, reflecting the sunlight as it went.
• We found a cool spot by the rivulet to relax and enjoy the scenery.
• Let's go chill by the rivulet and have a picnic.
• Her tears fell like a rivulet, tracing a path down her cheeks.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being

adverb a word that modifies or describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence

article a word that is used to specify a noun, such as 'the', 'a', or 'an'

• The task required precision and attention to detail, like minding mice at a crossroads.
• Trying to juggle all these different responsibilities is like minding mice at a crossroads.
• Balancing work, school, and social life is a bit like minding mice at a crossroads.
• Navigating through the crowded city streets felt like minding mice at a crossroads.

adjective having a greenish tinge; becoming green or greenish

• The viridescent leaves of the trees provided a soothing backdrop to the garden.
• I love how the viridescent plants brighten up the room.
• Check out those viridescent bushes, they're so lush!
• Her eyes were a viridescent pool of emotions, reflecting her inner turmoil.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

adverb a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb

pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse (e.g., I, you) or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse (e.g., she, it, this)

preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause

• Unfortunately, he passed away and had to turn up his toes.
• I heard that old man from down the street finally turned up his toes.
• When are you gonna turn up your toes and join the party?
• If you keep procrastinating, your deadline will come and you'll have to turn up your toes.

noun Morning lark can also refer to a person who wakes up early in the morning feeling energetic and ready to start the day.

• The morning lark was already singing when I woke up at dawn.
• I envy morning larks who can wake up so early without an alarm.
• My friend is a total morning lark, she's always up at the crack of dawn.
• Being a morning lark in a family of night owls, I always feel like I'm on a different schedule.

noun the natural satellite of the earth, visible (chiefly at night) by reflected light from the sun

• The halo moon appeared in the night sky, surrounded by a ring of light.
• Did you see the halo moon last night? It looked so cool!
• The halo moon was totally lit, dude!
• Her smile was like a halo moon, brightening up the room.