lyrical

Synonyms for lyrical

MOST RELEVANT

adjective. poetic

adjective. melodic

Word Origin & History

1580s, from lyric (n.) + -al (1). Related: Lyrically.

This lyrical vision restores it, whole, complete, and literal.

His special sphere in the restoration and preservation of the old was in lyrical poetry.

"You are lyrical, after all, Ellenora," he remarked in his most critical manner.

Brorson is without doubt the most lyrical of all Danish hymnwriters.

His genius should be less epic and didactic, than lyrical and popular.

There are times when they are certainly of the one radiance, lyrical and poetical.

It is lyrical idea with Twachtman with seldom or never a dramatic gesture.

It is the condition of music that art in the lyrical state has seemed to suggest.

The poet will be first to feel the accuracy of lyrical emotion in these titles.

Of his lyrical effusions we have selected the following from his MS. collection.