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eclogue

Syllabification: (ec·logue)
Pronunciation: /ˈekˌlôg, ˈekˌläg/

Definition of eclogue

noun

  • a short poem, especially a pastoral dialogue.

Origin:

late Middle English: via Latin from Greek eklogē 'selection', from eklegein 'pick out'

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