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rhapsodic
Rhapsodic (adj) means Full of intense enthusiasm and excitement.
adj
1
Full of intense enthusiasm and excitement.
"I love all that romantic stuff and I'm tired of seeing it given over entirely to straights when we experience the same stupid, fabulous, rhapsodic feelings in our own relationships."
— Harold Pickett, New York, New York (1977)
2
Relating to or in the style of a rhapsody.
3
Lacking order or a clear connection between parts.
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Etymology
Came from a Latinized form of Ancient Greek ῥαψῳδῐκός (rhapsōidĭkós).
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What is the meaning of rhapsodic?
"rhapsodic" (adj) means full of intense enthusiasm and excitement.
What is another word for rhapsodic?
Other words for "rhapsodic" include ecstatic, enraptured, rapturous, rapt.
What is the opposite of rhapsodic?
The opposite of "rhapsodic" is joyless.
What are the different meanings of rhapsodic?
"rhapsodic" has 3 main meanings: 1. Full of intense enthusiasm and excitement; 2. Relating to or in the style of a rhapsody; 3. Lacking order or a clear connection between parts.
