kəˈrēəs noun
( plural cho·rei -ēˌī)
Etymology: Latin, from Greek choreios, literally, of a chorus, from choros chorus — more at chorus
: a trochee in classical prosody — used at first especially of the trochee when resolved into the tribrach
kəˈrēəs noun
( plural cho·rei -ēˌī)
Etymology: Latin, from Greek choreios, literally, of a chorus, from choros chorus — more at chorus
: a trochee in classical prosody — used at first especially of the trochee when resolved into the tribrach
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012