spondaic

/spɑnˈdeɪɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or consisting of a spondee, a metrical foot with two stressed syllables.
    • In classical poetry, spondaic feet often appear at the end of a verse.
    • The poet used a spondaic rhythm to create a slow, heavy feeling in the line.
    • The teacher explained that spondaic meter is rare in English because it sounds unnatural.
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