Rhapsodical: meaning, definitions and examples
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rhapsodical
[ ræpˈsɒdɪkəl ]
expressing emotion
The term 'rhapsodical' is often used to describe an intense expression of enthusiasm or ecstasy. It is derived from 'rhapsody,' which denotes an emotional and passionate composition in literature and music. Rhapsodical experiences are typically characterized by a sense of elation, excitement, or an overwhelming feeling of joy. This term can also be applied to describe a person's demeanor or artistic expression that is fervent and full of energy.
Synonyms
ecstatic, enthusiastic, excited, exuberant, passionate.
Examples of usage
- Her rhapsodical performance left the audience in awe.
- He spoke in rhapsodical terms about the beauty of the landscape.
- The rhapsodical music filled the hall with energy.
- Her rhapsodical writing style captivated many readers.
Translations
Translations of the word "rhapsodical" in other languages:
🇵🇹 rhapsódico
🇮🇳 रैपसोडिकल
🇩🇪 rhapsodisch
🇮🇩 rhapsodical
🇺🇦 рапсодичний
🇵🇱 rapsodyczny
🇯🇵 ラプソディック
🇫🇷 rhapsodique
🇪🇸 rhapsódico
🇹🇷 rhapsodical
🇰🇷 랩소디컬
🇸🇦 رابسوديكال
🇨🇿 rhapsodický
🇸🇰 rhapsodický
🇨🇳 狂想曲的
🇸🇮 rhapsodičen
🇮🇸 rhapsodískur
🇰🇿 рапсодикалық
🇬🇪 რაპსოდიური
🇦🇿 rhapsodical
🇲🇽 rhapsódico
Etymology
The word 'rhapsodical' has its origins in the late 19th century, derived from the word 'rhapsody,' which comes from the Greek word 'rhapsodia.' In ancient Greece, 'rhapsodia' referred to the act of performing epic poetry, often with intense emotion and dramatic flair. The term combines 'rhapsōdēs' (a rhapsodist or performer) with 'ōidē' (song or poem). Over time, 'rhapsody' took on meanings related to musical compositions that express strong emotions, and 'rhapsodical' was formed to describe anything that resembled this intense emotional expression. It reflects a broader sense of artistic exuberance and emotional intensity, often found in various forms of art, literature, and performance.