"Iambic" is a word used in poetry to describe a certain pattern or rhythm in a line of verse. It refers to a sequence of syllables where a weak or unstressed syllable is followed by a strong or stressed syllable. Full definition
Her last feature, Rage (2009) premiered on mobile phones and the internet and comprised a series of to - the - camera monologues; the one before that Yes (2004) was told in iambic pentameter; and, she is of course the maestro behind gender - bending masterpiece Orlando (1992). (theartsdesk.com)
Still he enjoys the poetry of it all, the strategic narrative drama played out in iambic pentameter merging with the din and clamor of the game. (sbnation.com)
The plot points of Peter Straughan and Bridget O'Connor's adaptation of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy are complicated and abstract enough to count as an organizational form of iambic pentameter. (slantmagazine.com)