Lyrically Meaning in English
word · lemma: lyrical
ˈɫɪɹɪkɫi
LIR-i-kuh-lee
lˈɪɹɪkli
LIR-i-klee
Definition
In a way that expresses strong emotions or is beautifully poetic, especially related to the words of songs or poetry.
Usage & Nuances
Formally used, especially in music and poetry criticism. Often modifies verbs like 'write,' 'sing,' or 'express.' Do not confuse with 'literal' (word-for-word) or 'literally.' Can describe emotional or artistic qualities.
Spanish: líricamentePortuguese (BR): liricamentePortuguese (PT): liricamenteChinese (Simplified): 抒情地Chinese (Traditional): 抒情地Hindi: गीतात्मक रूप सेArabic: بِشكل غنائيBengali: কাব্যিকভাবে - গানের মতোভাবেRussian: поэтически - лирическиJapanese: 叙情的に - 詩的にVietnamese: trữ tình - đầy chất thơKorean: 서정적으로 - 시적으로Turkish: lirik bir şekilde - şiirsel olarakUrdu: غنائی انداز میں - شاعرانہ انداز میںIndonesian: một cách trữ tình - như thơ
Example Sentences
He writes lyrically about nature in his poems.
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The singer performed lyrically on stage.
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Her letter was written lyrically, full of feelings.
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He spoke so lyrically about his childhood, it almost sounded like poetry.
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Even the way she complains is kind of lyrically beautiful.
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The movie’s ending was described lyrically in the reviews, focusing on its emotion.
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