1. The stanza of an ode alternating with the strophe, and originally sung by the chorus in returning to the right, the strophe having been sung in moving to the left; the inversion of the same terms in different clauses.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• zntistrophe,
• sntistrophe,
• wntistrophe,
• qntistrophe,
• abtistrophe,
• amtistrophe,
• ajtistrophe,
• ahtistrophe,
• anristrophe,
• anfistrophe,
• angistrophe,
• antiostrophe,
• antistroph,
• antastrophe,
• antistrophic,
• antistrophus,
• antistrophie,
• antrostrophe,
• anthestrophe,
• antastrophy

• antichrist,
• antistrophic.

The adjective form of the word "antistrophe" is "antistrophic".

The plural of the "antistrophe" can be the "antistrophes".

The singular of the "antistrophe" can be the "antistrophe".