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A dicemeter is a term used in poetry to describe a line consisting of ten metrical feet. Each foot typically contains a specific pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables, allowing for a rhythmic flow in the verse. While dicemeter is not commonly used compared to other meters like pentameter or hexameter, it can add a unique structure to poetic compositions.
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