poets
word · lemma: poet
/ˈpoʊəts/
POH-its
/pˈəʊɪts/
POH-its
Definition
People who write poems, usually using creative language to express feelings, ideas, or tell stories.
Usage & Nuances
'Poets' is the plural of 'poet.' Used in both literary and everyday contexts. Common in phrases like 'famous poets,' 'modern poets,' or 'Roman poets.' Refers specifically to people who write poetry, not just anyone who loves poetry.
Spanish: poetasPortuguese (BR): poetasPortuguese (PT): poetasChinese (Simplified): 诗人Chinese (Traditional): 詩人Hindi: कविArabic: شعراءBengali: কবিRussian: поэтыJapanese: 詩人Vietnamese: nhà thơKorean: 시인Turkish: şairlerUrdu: شعراءIndonesian: penyair
Example Sentences
In history, some poets became very famous.
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Modern poets often experiment with new styles and forms.
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Some poets use their words to inspire social change.
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At the festival, young poets shared their latest creations on stage.
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Many poets write about love and nature.
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The school invited local poets to give a reading.
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