to lyric
6.8
To write the words for a song
- verb
- /ˈlɪrɪk/
:
escribir la letra
- She was asked to lyric the new single for the band.
Examples
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She loves to lyric songs for her band.
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He spent the weekend lyricing tracks for the upcoming album.
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Many artists lyric their own songs to ensure personal expression.
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He lyriced a beautiful ballad last night.
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She was excited to lyric the new song for her favorite band.
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He loves to lyric every melody he creates to bring his emotions to life.
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Many talented musicians lyric their songs to share their personal stories.
Synonyms
to lyricize
vsto lyric
7.0
Write words for a song or put feelings into beautiful lines
focuses only on writing the words for a song
Compounds
lyric mezzo-soprano
- Specialized
9.0
A woman opera singer with a warm, light middle voice for expressive roles
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lyric as a verb comes from the idea of writing words for music sung to the lyre, the old 'small harp'. So to lyric a song is to write its words.