Iambic meter

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A metrical foot in poetry consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable, commonly used in English verse including Shakespeare's plays.

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Mentioned once in The Proposal.

The Proposal

Season 9 · Episode 15 · S09E15

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“and then comes the part where she comes along and the meter changes to a more sprightly iambic: "Now-my-life-has-meaning."”
— Niles

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