lyricism

• Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui convient au chant, ou un enthousiasme exubérant et exagéré dans l'expression.

A noun referring to the quality of being suitable for singing, or to unrestrained and exaggerated enthusiasm in expression.

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1. Musical qualityC1formal

   The quality of being suitable for singing or having a musical, song-like character.

   Qualité musicale

   • The lyricism of her poetry makes it perfect for musical adaptation.
   • His writing has a natural lyricism that flows like a melody.
   • The composer admired the lyricism of the ancient ballads.

   Synonymesharmonymelodiousnessmusicalitysongfulnesstunefulness

2. Expressive enthusiasmC2formal

   Unrestrained and exaggerated emotional expression or enthusiasm, often in art or speech.

   lyrisme

   • The critic praised the lyricism of the painter's use of color.
   • His speech was filled with lyricism, moving the audience to tears.
   • The novel is known for its lyricism and passionate descriptions.

   Synonymesardoreffusionfervorpassionrhapsody