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Meanings of rhapsody in English
Usage of rhapsody in English
1
Hugo walked to his house, listening to a long rhapsody from Skorvsky.
2
There was a dryness in his tone not calculated to encourage rhapsody.
3
The he-man's he-man; a faintly preposterous rhapsody of jaw-line and tight shorts.
4
You talk in hexameters, Tayoga, but I think your rhapsody is justified.
5
The rhapsody again ceased, and with a noisy flourish again repeated itself.
6
Virginia began a rhapsody which her brother-in-law had no inclination to hear.
7
Was it the rhapsody of self-hypnotism, which ancients would have called vision?
8
The second theme is utterly opposed in a certain pathetic rhapsody.
9
Cleared of some of the hot sweetness of a campaign rhapsody it reads:-
10
Humanity might well break out in rhapsody and jubilee over this great victory.
11
The following are from a long rhapsody addressed to Lord Byron:
12
During this rhapsody, her hand had been on the handle of the door.
13
He struck into a Liszt rhapsody with all the fervor he could muster.
14
Cradle of modern civilization, lose yourself in a whirl of rhapsody and romance.
15
He stopped singing and burst into a rhapsody of disjointed words.
16
When this pious rhapsody was concluded, he called the assembly to earnest prayer.
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Rhapsody through the time
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