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ode

noun as in poem

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An ode to tentative yet powerful romantic tension, it is known for its saxophone solo - an instrument Dave also learned to play.

From BBC

Lim walks me around the space pre-opening, pointing out the full wall of mirrors — an ode to his late father and the original High Society location, as it was Richard Lim’s favorite element of the old store.

Hawley and the actor jointly decided to assign this physical trait to Kirsh, a visual ode to Roy Batty, Rutger Hauer’s formidable Replicant from “Blade Runner,” another of Scott’s futuristic fables.

From Salon

No one writes an ode to a high OPS.

The record-breaking album is an ode to Puerto Rico — its people, its land and its culture.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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