lyrically
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5.1
- adverb
- /ˈlɪrɪkli/
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líricamente
- I really enjoyed the emotions this song was able to convey both lyrically and instrumentally.
- lyrically and musically
- lyrically and melodically
- very lyrically
He got so much better lyrically as he got older, though.
- He got so much better lyrically as he got older, though.
- It seems like to me, if I understood Spanish, I could say, yeah, I I know what's going on lyrically.
- These songs not only are phenomenally well written lyrically, but they have incredible melodies and beautiful chord changes.
- But it enhances it, you know, lyrically and, and if it's poetic dialogue and there's beauty in it and, you know, it can really elevate.
- They can't find how I'll be dropping these mockeries lyrically performed the armed robberies flee with lottery.
- I would say lyrically and musically, is there sort of laying that out on the table?
Examples
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He got so much better lyrically as he got older, though.
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From a struggling artist's perspective, this is probably one of Moore's most lyrically relatable songs.
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I think our record, lyrically, is a complete product of living in Toronto.
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But I also point out that I think certain members of the group are lyrically gifted.
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It's the most lyrically advanced thing I've done.
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So I feel like the story is like the softest, most beautifully lyrically written revenge story.
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There are two totally different rappers, and Lupe is obviously more lyrically skilled.
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These songs not only are phenomenally well written lyrically, but they have incredible melodies and beautiful chord changes.
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At the end of the day, Meek's album went wood, and lyrically he isn't better than Cassidy.
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The singer expressed her emotions lyrically, captivating the audience with her poetic words.
Synonyms
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In a way that shows skill and creativity in art
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5.3
Using beautiful words to create strong pictures in the mind
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In a musical way that sounds like a clear tune
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6.4
Shows deep feeling and moves people
How Lyrical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lyrically comes from lyric, which comes from an old word for the lyre, a small harp used to play 'songs'. So to speak lyrically is to speak like a song, poetic, musical, and full of feeling.