Synonym: chapter, division, jingle, measure, part, passage, poetry, rhyme, section. Antonym: prose. Similar words: oversee, adverse, reverse, diverse, converse, jersey, ever so, versus. Meaning: [vɜrs / vɜːs-] 
n. 1. literature in metrical form 2. a piece of poetry 3. a line of metrical text. v. 1. compose verses or put into verse 2. familiarize through thorough study or experience.
n. 1. literature in metrical form 2. a piece of poetry 3. a line of metrical text. v. 1. compose verses or put into verse 2. familiarize through thorough study or experience. 
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31. She sang the first three verses with a piano and the last verse unaccompanied.
32. The poet fell in love with her and immortalized her in his verse.
33. The poem employs as its first lines a verse plagiarized from a billboard.
34. Each verse was sung as a solo and then everyone joined in on the chorus.
35. Most of the scene is written in verse, but some is in prose.
36. I can't give chapter and verse, but that's the rough outline of our legal position.
37. I can't quote chapter and verse but I can give you the main points the author was making.
38. I will teach you the modes, the verse form.
39. He enjoyed sketching, writing verse and playing music.
40. At seventy-four, he published humorous verse in Latin.
41. The entire play is written in verse.
42. I only know the words to the first verse.
43. Eddie wrote light verse and became editor of Punch.
44. They recite the verse earnestly and proudly.
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45. Together they sing the first verse.
46. These words echo the fist verse of Isaiah 42 1, the Song of the Servant and also Psalm 2 verse7.
47. The singer hit a real clinker in the last verse.
48. Solve the riddle of this verse, Or suffer Ariaca's curse!
49. The first verse concludes: We live at our pleasure, and take our delight.
50. Norbrook also recognises that the love lyric was not the only type of verse to enjoy popularity in the Renaissance.
51. Under orders from her editor, Examiner reporter Rachel Gordon was inspired to verse.
52. Verse 13: although near enough to acquire wealth from maritime trade, Zebulun's territory did not stretch to the sea.
53. It is a build-up song and each person sings a verse with everybody joining in the relevant parts.
54. His eyes narrowed slightly but he started the second verse in the minor key she was using, following her lead.
55. The numbers in her text refer to footnotes in which she spears the novelist with chapter and verse.
56. He suggests at the start of verse 3 that it is a sort of divine reassurance from his dead friend.
57. Benjamin borrowed a quill and a piece of parchment and copied the verse down, word for word.
58. This camp-follower, rogue turned soldier about to become beggar, has no right to speak in verse.
59. Dear Mr Reid Thank you for your clever verse About your favourite side.
60. He brings a book of verse with a few gloomy pictures.
More similar words: oversee, adverse, reverse, diverse, converse, jersey, ever so, versus, version, ever since, adversity, adversary, diversity, university, conversion, anniversary, controversy, conversation, controversial, over and over, course, nurse, coarse, sparse, recourse, endorse, of course, by yourself, discourse, in due course.