rhapsodized

Meanings

• the act of expressing or describing something, typically in a lengthy, passionate, and artistic manner.

  - "She rhapsodized about her love for the mountains."
  - "The poet rhapsodized about the beauty of the sunset."
  - "The actor rhapsodized about the complexity of the character he was portraying."

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Synonyms

rave

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with rhapsodized
applauded , approbated , arabesque , aspirations , beatifications , benedictions , boastful , braggart , celebrated , commemorated , consecrated , deified , elevated , ennobled , exalted , feted , glorified , honored , idolized , lauded , praised , revered , sanctified , saluted , serenaded , singled out , starstruck , sung to , tribute paid , worshipped

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Homophones

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1. rhapsodized (en) :
   

2. rhapsodize (en) :
   

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Variants

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rhapsodize , rhapsodized , rhapsodizes , rhapsodizing

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Forms

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{"term"=>"rhapsodic", "description"=>"adjective meaning 'lengthy, passionate, and artistic, often using vivid and evocative language to bring the reader into the world of the text'", "lang"=>"en"}

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Etymology

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from the Greek word rhapsodia, meaning 'a musical or poetic improvisation, a spontaneous composition, a speech or discourse that inspires or delights'. The term rhapsodia eventually came to mean 'a long and passionate discourse or speech', and was often used to describe poetic or artistic expressions that were particularly eloquent or inspiring.

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Related Concepts

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1. poetic diction: a type of language that is used in poetry, often characterized by its figurative, symbolic, and emotionally resonant qualities

2. figurative language: a type of language that is used to create figurative meanings, often characterized by its imaginative, metaphorical, and symbolic qualities

3. symbolism: a literary and artistic technique that involves the use of symbols to represent ideas, qualities, or emotions, often characterized by its imaginative, metaphorical, and symbolic qualities

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Culture

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In literature, music, and art, the term 'rhapsodize' has been used to describe the passionate and eloquent expression of ideas or emotions. In music, a 'rhapsody' is a musical composition that combines elements of different musical styles, often in a spontaneous and improvisational manner. In literature, a 'rhapsodic' description is one that is lengthy, passionate, and artistic, often using vivid and evocative language to bring the reader into the world of the text.

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