prose
Pronunciation: [proʊz]
Word
Context: “literature”
(noun) writing that is in regular sentences and paragraphs, not in lines like poetry. Prose is what we usually use to tell stories, share information, or express ideas.
Example
The book is filled with beautiful prose that makes the story come alive.
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His writing was not poetry; it was plain prose that lacked excitement.
Example
What kind of prose do you enjoy reading the most?
Context: “writing style”
(noun) a way of writing that focuses on clear and straightforward expression of ideas. Prose can be simple and easy to understand or more complex, but it usually flows like regular conversation.
Example
Her prose style is so smooth that it feels like talking to a friend.
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The article was written in such complicated prose that I couldn't follow it.
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Can you describe the differences between prose and poetry?
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