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(of verse) having a metric system based on stress rather than syllables or quantity

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One of them is accentually strong and is used to derive adverbs from nouns denoting nationality: tatarla 'in Tatar; in the Tatar way', rusla 'in Russian; in the Russian way'.
Morphophonological nature of Mari accentuation as viewed from the Uralic perspective
Though found in the Cantigas, quintuple rhythm is here accentually and musically crass.
"The Play of Daniel": Critical Essays
Ramirez argues that March's X(I)s gradually became more accentually regular, that is more uniformly duple-time.
The metrics of Ausias March in a European context
He piles emphasis upon "in," an insubstantial preposition that would normally be overwhelmed by the accentually mightier "thoughts" and "groans.
Hopkins' affective rhythm: Grace and intention in tension
This becomes the prototype of an expression being treated accentually as a single word.
Fluidity of early grammatical categories in Sanskrit
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