Lyrical

Love is merely a lyrical way of referring to lust.

He always waxes lyrical about his wonderful new job.

Claire was wrapping up final rehearsals for a lyrical opera at the Champs-Elysees Theater. Hours later, she got notice the show was off.

This is a lyrical digression.

It was a lyrical digression.

Standing on a hilltop above this city that has seen so much misery and pain over the past 40 years, there is something peaceful, almost lyrical about launching a kite to the will of the wind.

By his twenties, the young virtuoso had won international acclaim for his lyrical, powerful and disciplined artistry.

The troubadours were medieval lyrical poets whose school originated in Occitania. They sang of courtly love and gained disciples in northern France and Germany, where they were called minstrels.

The CEO waxed lyrical about the benefits of artificial intelligence in cutting costs.

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