lyrical in German
lyrical in German is lyrisch — lyrical means expressing deep emotion in a flowing, song-like, or poetic way.
lyrical in German
lyrisch
Expressive of emotion.
What does "lyrical" mean?
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adj Expressing deep emotion in a flowing, song-like, or poetic way.
"The novel's lyrical prose made even ordinary scenes feel beautiful."
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adj Enthusiastic and effusive in speech, especially when praising something.
"He waxed lyrical about his hometown for a full ten minutes."
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lyrical in a sentence
- The novel's lyrical prose made even ordinary scenes feel beautiful.
- Critics praised the film's lyrical, dreamlike visuals.
- He waxed lyrical about his hometown for a full ten minutes.
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What is "lyrical" in German?
"lyrical" in German is lyrisch. lyrical means: Expressing deep emotion in a flowing, song-like, or poetic way.
How do you use "lyrical" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's lyrical prose made even ordinary scenes feel beautiful." In German, "lyrical" is lyrisch.
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