blank verse (noun)

1. During the Elizabethan era, William Shakespeare used blank verse in his plays, such as 'Romeo and Juliet'.

2. The architect designed the grand entrance hall of the mansion using blank verse to create a sense of elegance.

3. The fashion designer showcased a collection of avant-garde dresses featuring lines inspired by blank verse.

4. In the futuristic world depicted in the novel, artificial intelligence communicated through blank verse, blurring the lines between poetry and technology.