Lyrical

/ˈlɪrɪkəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Expressing feelings or emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way.

The poet's lyrical verses captured the essence of love.

Relating to or characteristic of music or poetry.

The lyrical melody of the song resonated with the audience.

Having the qualities of a song; melodious.

The lyrical arrangement of the symphony was praised by the critics.

Derived from the Greek 'lyrikos', meaning 'of the lyre'.

lyrical genius

A person exceptionally skilled in writing expressive and emotional poetry or lyrics.

lyrical beauty

An expression describing something to be particularly beautiful in a poetic or expressive way.

lyrics

The words of a song, particularly in popular music.

lyre

A stringed instrument known for its use in ancient Greece, often associated with poetry.

Being expressive in art or music.

That track is so lyrical, it gives me goosebumps every time.

Winning in a creative competition.

She went all lyrical in that rap battle—it was epic!