imagism Definition
im·ag·ism (im′ə jiz′əm)
noun
a movement in modern poetry (c. 1909-17), characterized by the use of precise, concrete images, free verse, and suggestion rather than complete statement
Etymology: after Des Imagistes, title of the first anthology of imagist poetry (1913)
imagism Related Forms
im′·ag·ist noun, adjective
im′·ag·is′·tic adjective
imagism Usage Examples
Converse of object
see: For the voyage of oblivion awaits you. ' See also imagism.
Browse dictionary entries near imagism
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