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Meanings of lyrical in English
Usage of lyrical in English
1
I have facility in writing personal lyrical verse; it affords me relief.
2
In the entire work there is no lyrical idea; everything comes thematically.
3
There's still much more lyrical work and history breakdowns to be done!
4
While the lyrical concerns are similar, Tesfaye has gone deeper and darker.
5
But the lyrical legacy he left us will impact the culture forever.
6
This vocal and lyrical powerhouse is a headliner and for good reason.
7
Malomane waxed lyrical about the rich diversity South Africa has to offer.
8
Suddenly a lyrical voice sang out in the language of my heart:
9
The best lyrical poetry was devoted to the service of the church.
10
Some of Harvey's lyrical snapshots are startling; others come close to cliché.
11
Poets have long waxed lyrical about the pain of a broken heart.
12
He waxed lyrical about the warm reception he has enjoyed so far.
13
Neither vibrant city nor lyrical country but the undefined space in between.
14
I'm a spare-time poet; my style tends to lyrical excess. Titus grinned.
15
But that is what we expected to find in a lyrical novelist.
16
In another respect, however, dramatic poetry is essentially different from the lyrical.
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Lyrical through the time
Lyrical across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common