Definition of "lyrical" []

• Expressing deep personal emotion or observations: a dancer's lyrical performance; a lyrical passage in his autobiography. (adjective)
• Highly enthusiastic; rhapsodic: gave a lyrical description of her experiences in the South Seas. (adjective)
• Lyric. (adjective)

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• "Told in lyrical Jacobeanesque dialect, the stories are striking for their language and their originality."
• "Stokes's projects often culminate in short, lyrical films."
• "As the bottles get tossed about, the tasters are treated to a rehearsed history of the winery in lyrical form, thanking Coca-Cola profusely for suing Bully Hill in its early years which helped to help boost sales and name recognition."