Definition of lyrically in English:

lyrically

adverbˈlɪrɪk(ə)liˈlɪrɪk(ə)li

1In a manner which expresses emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way.
he spoke lyrically of his childhood
Example sentencesExamples
- The original actor set the standard here for a lyrically beautiful loser, for which this remake actor is physically unqualified.
- I paint my scenes spontaneously as the narrative develops lyrically in me.
- Dancers in the foreground render human life, beautifully and lyrically.
- It is used here to pull apart complacency, to lyrically deconstruct everyday communication.
- In a lyrically crafted homily, he displayed his mastery of words to criticize the world's major nations for presiding over the destruction of the environment.
- He varies his technique, sometimes painting lyrically, sometimes crudely, with a near garish palette.
- The play's often epigrammatic language can be ironic, bitter, philosophical, and even lyrically tender.
- This is the painter at his most lyrically compelling.
- The photograph documenting this action is lyrically beautiful.
- She gives a lyrically engaging performance.
2With reference to the words of a popular song.
the new songs are more interesting, both musically and lyrically
Example sentencesExamples
- Lyrically, he favors rhymes and trivia more here than in his previous work.
- The album is lyrically obsessed with time and death, and musically infatuated with bad music from the 1980s.
- Lyrically, the songs on the record are intense and at times melancholy.
- Lyrically, these songs have the power to leave a lasting impression on young ears.
- Her most vulnerable work to date is a record that lyrically tackles everything from intimidating social gatherings to parenthood.
- Few have songs as lyrically complex and make them seem like simple sing-alongs.
- It seems obvious here that he took his time with his rhymes, leaving few holes in his album lyrically.
- Lyrically, it's filled with the singer's trademark dense, one-sided conversations in the first- and second-person.
- I like the songs that lyrically dissect opposing emotions and combine them within one song.
- This piece is lyrically substandard to the surrounding material, and the closing title track doesn't find its sea legs until the very end.

Definition of lyrically in US English:

lyrically

adverbˈlirik(ə)lēˈlɪrɪk(ə)li

1In a manner which expresses emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way.
he spoke lyrically of his childhood
Example sentencesExamples
- He varies his technique, sometimes painting lyrically, sometimes crudely, with a near garish palette.
- She gives a lyrically engaging performance.
- In a lyrically crafted homily, he displayed his mastery of words to criticize the world's major nations for presiding over the destruction of the environment.
- The original actor set the standard here for a lyrically beautiful loser, for which this remake actor is physically unqualified.
- It is used here to pull apart complacency, to lyrically deconstruct everyday communication.
- I paint my scenes spontaneously as the narrative develops lyrically in me.
- The play's often epigrammatic language can be ironic, bitter, philosophical, and even lyrically tender.
- Dancers in the foreground render human life, beautifully and lyrically.
- This is the painter at his most lyrically compelling.
- The photograph documenting this action is lyrically beautiful.
2With reference to the words of a popular song.
the new songs are more interesting, both musically and lyrically
Example sentencesExamples
- Lyrically, these songs have the power to leave a lasting impression on young ears.
- The album is lyrically obsessed with time and death, and musically infatuated with bad music from the 1980s.
- Few have songs as lyrically complex and make them seem like simple sing-alongs.
- This piece is lyrically substandard to the surrounding material, and the closing title track doesn't find its sea legs until the very end.
- Lyrically, the songs on the record are intense and at times melancholy.
- Her most vulnerable work to date is a record that lyrically tackles everything from intimidating social gatherings to parenthood.
- It seems obvious here that he took his time with his rhymes, leaving few holes in his album lyrically.
- Lyrically, he favors rhymes and trivia more here than in his previous work.
- Lyrically, it's filled with the singer's trademark dense, one-sided conversations in the first- and second-person.
- I like the songs that lyrically dissect opposing emotions and combine them within one song.

单词	lyrically
释义	Definition of lyrically in English: lyrically adverbˈlɪrɪk(ə)liˈlɪrɪk(ə)li 1In a manner which expresses emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way. he spoke lyrically of his childhood Example sentencesExamples The original actor set the standard here for a lyrically beautiful loser, for which this remake actor is physically unqualified. I paint my scenes spontaneously as the narrative develops lyrically in me. Dancers in the foreground render human life, beautifully and lyrically. It is used here to pull apart complacency, to lyrically deconstruct everyday communication. In a lyrically crafted homily, he displayed his mastery of words to criticize the world's major nations for presiding over the destruction of the environment. He varies his technique, sometimes painting lyrically, sometimes crudely, with a near garish palette. The play's often epigrammatic language can be ironic, bitter, philosophical, and even lyrically tender. This is the painter at his most lyrically compelling. The photograph documenting this action is lyrically beautiful. She gives a lyrically engaging performance. 2With reference to the words of a popular song. the new songs are more interesting, both musically and lyrically Example sentencesExamples Lyrically, he favors rhymes and trivia more here than in his previous work. The album is lyrically obsessed with time and death, and musically infatuated with bad music from the 1980s. Lyrically, the songs on the record are intense and at times melancholy. Lyrically, these songs have the power to leave a lasting impression on young ears. Her most vulnerable work to date is a record that lyrically tackles everything from intimidating social gatherings to parenthood. Few have songs as lyrically complex and make them seem like simple sing-alongs. It seems obvious here that he took his time with his rhymes, leaving few holes in his album lyrically. Lyrically, it's filled with the singer's trademark dense, one-sided conversations in the first- and second-person. I like the songs that lyrically dissect opposing emotions and combine them within one song. This piece is lyrically substandard to the surrounding material, and the closing title track doesn't find its sea legs until the very end. Definition of lyrically in US English: lyrically adverbˈlirik(ə)lēˈlɪrɪk(ə)li 1In a manner which expresses emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way. he spoke lyrically of his childhood Example sentencesExamples He varies his technique, sometimes painting lyrically, sometimes crudely, with a near garish palette. She gives a lyrically engaging performance. In a lyrically crafted homily, he displayed his mastery of words to criticize the world's major nations for presiding over the destruction of the environment. The original actor set the standard here for a lyrically beautiful loser, for which this remake actor is physically unqualified. It is used here to pull apart complacency, to lyrically deconstruct everyday communication. I paint my scenes spontaneously as the narrative develops lyrically in me. The play's often epigrammatic language can be ironic, bitter, philosophical, and even lyrically tender. Dancers in the foreground render human life, beautifully and lyrically. This is the painter at his most lyrically compelling. The photograph documenting this action is lyrically beautiful. 2With reference to the words of a popular song. the new songs are more interesting, both musically and lyrically Example sentencesExamples Lyrically, these songs have the power to leave a lasting impression on young ears. The album is lyrically obsessed with time and death, and musically infatuated with bad music from the 1980s. Few have songs as lyrically complex and make them seem like simple sing-alongs. This piece is lyrically substandard to the surrounding material, and the closing title track doesn't find its sea legs until the very end. Lyrically, the songs on the record are intense and at times melancholy. Her most vulnerable work to date is a record that lyrically tackles everything from intimidating social gatherings to parenthood. It seems obvious here that he took his time with his rhymes, leaving few holes in his album lyrically. Lyrically, he favors rhymes and trivia more here than in his previous work. Lyrically, it's filled with the singer's trademark dense, one-sided conversations in the first- and second-person. I like the songs that lyrically dissect opposing emotions and combine them within one song.
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