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lyrical

/ˈlɪr.ɪ.kəl/

Tradução: Diz-se de uma linguagem, escrita ou expressão que é emocionalmente intensa, imaginativa ou que tem qualidade semelhante à de uma canção ou poesia.

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adjective

/ˈlɪr.ɪ.kəl/B2formalart
  • ptDiz-se de uma linguagem, escrita ou expressão que é emocionalmente intensa, imaginativa ou que tem qualidade semelhante à de uma canção ou poesia.

Describes language or writing that is emotionally expressive, imaginative, or song-like in quality.

  1. Suitable for singingB2formal

    Having a quality that is appropriate or suggestive of being sung, often with a musical or poetic rhythm.

    ptLírico

    • The poem has a lyrical quality that makes it easy to set to music.
    • Her voice had a lyrical tone that captivated the audience.
    • The composer wrote a lyrical melody for the opera.

    Sinônimoscantabilemelodicmelodioussongfulsongliketuneful

  2. Expressing deep emotionB2formal

    Characterized by a passionate, emotional, or poetic expression of feelings.

    ptLírico

    • He wrote a lyrical letter to his beloved, full of heartfelt words.
    • The film's lyrical scenes moved the audience to tears.
    • Her lyrical description of the sunset painted a vivid picture in our minds.

    Sinônimosemotionalexpressiveferventimpassionedmelodicpassionatepoeticrhapsodic

    Antônimosdryflatmatter-of-factplainprosaicunemotional

Formas
  • more lyrical comparative form
  • most lyrical superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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