What is a Syllable? A syllable is a single unit of written or spoken word, an unbroken sound used to make up words. Examples of Syllables. One syllable words known as monosyllabic: Cat, dog, car, sky. Two syllables words known as disyllabic: Ho-tel, Po-em, Chor-us. Three syllables words known as trisyllabic: Beau-ti-ful, met-a-phor, po-e-try. More than three syllables words known as polysyllabic: Ox-y-mor-on.
Elements of 1950s Retro Decorating Style. The Fifties were an exuberant time. The US thrived in its post-war recovery and the outlook was positive, despite the Cold War with its looming nuclear threat.Dynamic designs were influenced by science, space exploration and new and improved technologies.he 1950s were a prosperous time for middle class families. New families were settling away from the city, in the suburbs. There was more time to spend relaxing and enjoying recreation. Interior design was fun and vibrant. Take a look at this illustrative renditions of â50s style home design and decor.
Examples of Art Deco Architecture. Many cities with building projects completed during the period 1927-1935 used Art Deco design plans, of which the following is a short selection. For more information, see: American Architecture (1600-present), and for a list of top designers, see: American Architects (1700-2000).OTE: For other art and design movements similar to Art Deco, see Art Movements, Periods, Schools (from about 100 BCE). The art deco style, which above all reflected modern technology, was characterized by smooth lines, geometric shapes, streamlined forms and bright, sometimes garish colours.