rhapsody in Greek
rhapsody in Greek is ραψωδία — rhapsody means a piece of music with a free, flowing structure, often mixing different moods and sometimes improvised passages.
rhapsody in Greek
ραψωδία
Pronounced: rapsodia
(music) An instrumental composition of irregular form, often incorporating improvisation.
What does "rhapsody" mean?
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noun A piece of music with a free, flowing structure, often mixing different moods and sometimes improvised passages.
"Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" blends jazz and classical styles."
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noun An outpouring of enthusiastic, almost overexcited praise or feeling.
"He went into a rhapsody about the sunset over the valley."
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verb To speak or write about something with exaggerated enthusiasm.
"She rhapsodized about the restaurant for a full ten minutes."
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rhapsody in a sentence
- Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" blends jazz and classical styles.
- He went into a rhapsody about the sunset over the valley.
- She rhapsodized about the restaurant for a full ten minutes.
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What is "rhapsody" in Greek?
"rhapsody" in Greek is ραψωδία. rhapsody means: A piece of music with a free, flowing structure, often mixing different moods and sometimes improvised passages.
How do you pronounce ραψωδία?
"rhapsody" in Greek is ραψωδία, pronounced "rapsodia".
How do you use "rhapsody" in a sentence?
Example: "Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" blends jazz and classical styles." In Greek, "rhapsody" is ραψωδία.
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