What is another word for Rhapsodical?
342 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹapsˈɒdɪkə͡l], [ ɹapsˈɒdɪkəl], [ ɹ_a_p_s_ˈɒ_d_ɪ_k_əl]
Rhapsodical is an adjective that describes something that is emotional, enthusiastic or extravagant. Some synonyms for rhapsodical are effusive, ecstatic, lyrical, impassioned, and exultant. Rhapsodic language is often associated with poetry and can be used to deliver a powerful message or evoke strong emotions in the listener. Other synonyms for rhapsodical include enthusiastic, animated, and lively. A writer or speaker may use rhapsodic language when discussing a topic they feel passionately about, such as art, music or literature. The use of rhapsodic language can help to engage the audience and draw them into the discussion.
Synonyms for Rhapsodical:
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adj.
• irrepressible- Insuppressible ,
- Unrestrainable ,
- uncontainable ,
- unquenchable ,
- boisterous ,
- bubbling ,
- buoyant ,
- ebullient ,
- rebellious ,
- unconstrained ,
- uncontrollable ,
- unmanageable ,
- unrestrained ,
- unruly ,
- unstoppable .
- Aggrandized ,
- Amplified ,
- Distended ,
- augmented ,
- aureate ,
- bloated ,
- bombastic ,
- diffuse ,
- dilated ,
- enlarged ,
- extended ,
- flatulent ,
- flowery ,
- fustian ,
- grandiloquent ,
- grown ,
- magnified ,
- magniloquent ,
- ostentatious ,
- overblown ,
- pompous ,
- pretentious ,
- prolix ,
- puffed ,
- ranting ,
- rhetorical ,
- showy ,
- spread ,
- stretched ,
- swollen ,
- tumescent ,
- tumid ,
- turgid ,
- verbose ,
- windy ,
- wordy .
Other relevant words:
- adult ,
- airy ,
- arcadian ,
- aroused ,
- banquet ,
- bed cover ,
- bed covering ,
- bedcover ,
- bedspread ,
- beguiled ,
- big ,
- blah ,
- bliss ,
- blissfulness ,
- blown-up ,
- blowy ,
- bombast ,
- breezy ,
- broadcast ,
- bubbly ,
- burbling ,
- burbly ,
- captivated ,
- cattle farm ,
- cattle ranch ,
- ceremonious ,
- charmed ,
- chirpy ,
- circularise ,
- circularize ,
- circulate ,
- claptrap ,
- cloud nine ,
- colicky ,
- conceited ,
- counterpane ,
- crimson ,
- declamatory ,
- delirious ,
- demoniac ,
- demoniacal ,
- desperate ,
- didactical ,
- difficult ,
- diffused ,
- disaffected ,
- disobedient ,
- disperse ,
- dispersed ,
- disseminate ,
- distribute ,
- drawn-out ,
- drunk ,
- eclogue ,
- edematous ,
- effervescent ,
- effervescing ,
- egotistic ,
- egotistical ,
- elevated ,
- elongated ,
- eminent ,
- enthralled ,
- epic poem ,
- epical ,
- epos ,
- erect ,
- exaggerated ,
- excited ,
- expansive ,
- extensive ,
- exuberant ,
- exulting ,
- facing pages ,
- fan out ,
- feast ,
- fierce ,
- flamboyant ,
- flashy ,
- floaty ,
- florid ,
- foaming ,
- foamy ,
- frantic ,
- frothy ,
- full-grown ,
- fully grown ,
- gamey ,
- gamy ,
- gap ,
- gassy ,
- gaudy ,
- gilded ,
- gilt ,
- gleeful ,
- glossy ,
- go around ,
- gold ,
- golden ,
- gone ,
- grand ,
- grownup ,
- gushing ,
- gushy ,
- harangue ,
- heights ,
- heroic meter ,
- heroic poem ,
- heroic verse ,
- heroical ,
- high gear ,
- high school ,
- high up ,
- high-flown ,
- high-minded ,
- high-pitched ,
- high-sounding ,
- high-spirited ,
- highschool ,
- hyperbolic ,
- hypertrophied ,
- idealistic ,
- idyll ,
- ill-affected ,
- imbue ,
- impractical ,
- in high spirits ,
- indocile ,
- inebriated ,
- interpenetrate ,
- intoxicate ,
- jazzy ,
- joyful ,
- knockabout ,
- large ,
- larger-than-life ,
- lengthened ,
- lengthy ,
- lesbian ,
- lift up ,
- lofty ,
- long-winded ,
- luxuriously ,
- mad ,
- malcontent ,
- mellow ,
- narration ,
- noble-minded ,
- obsessed ,
- open ,
- ornate ,
- orotund ,
- outspread ,
- overspread ,
- pass around ,
- paste ,
- pastorale ,
- peasant ,
- penetrate ,
- perky ,
- permeate ,
- pervade ,
- pick up ,
- poetical ,
- pontifical ,
- portentous ,
- prideful ,
- prolonged ,
- propagate ,
- protracted ,
- provincial ,
- puff ,
- puffy ,
- pumped ,
- pumped-up ,
- quenchless ,
- rambunctious ,
- ranch ,
- rant ,
- rarefied ,
- rarified ,
- red ,
- red-faced ,
- reddened ,
- rejoicing ,
- richly ,
- riddle ,
- ripped ,
- robustious ,
- rose-cheeked ,
- rosy ,
- rosy-cheeked ,
- rough ,
- rumbustious ,
- scatter ,
- scintillating ,
- self-conceited ,
- senior high ,
- senior high school ,
- seventh heaven ,
- soft ,
- sparkly ,
- spectacular ,
- splashy ,
- sporty ,
- spread head ,
- spread out ,
- spreadhead ,
- spreading ,
- spumy ,
- story ,
- striking ,
- sublime ,
- swollen-headed ,
- tale ,
- tall ,
- tedious ,
- triumphal ,
- triumphant ,
- uncorrectable ,
- unfold ,
- ungovernable ,
- unwieldy ,
- uplift ,
- vain ,
- visionary ,
- wired ,
- worked up .
- Anacreontic ,
- Georgic ,
- Imparadised ,
- Raptured ,
- Ravished ,
- Skaldic ,
- Transported ,
- bardic ,
- blissful ,
- bucolic ,
- bursting with happiness ,
- carried away ,
- delighted ,
- didactic ,
- dithyrambic ,
- dramatic ,
- ecstatic ,
- effusive ,
- elate ,
- elated ,
- elegiac ,
- emotional ,
- enchanted ,
- enraptured ,
- enravished ,
- enthusiastic ,
- entranced ,
- epic ,
- euphoric ,
- exalted ,
- exultant ,
- flushed ,
- heroic ,
- high ,
- idyllic ,
- in heaven ,
- in seventh heaven ,
- inflated ,
- intoxicated ,
- irrepressible ,
- jubilant ,
- mock-heroic ,
- narrative ,
- on cloud nine ,
- orgasmic ,
- overjoyed ,
- pastoral ,
- poetic ,
- possessed ,
- rapt ,
- rapturous ,
- rhapsodic ,
- runic ,
- sapphic ,
- sent ,
- thrilled ,
- walking on air .
How to use "Rhapsodical" in context?
Rhapsodical is often used to describe a lyrical and imaginative song. This term derives from the ancient Greeks and takes its meaning from the word rhapsode, which means a singer, storyteller, or reciter. Rhapsody can be considered the most perfect example of a rhapsodic work. It is beautiful, melodic, and written to create an emotional response in its listeners.
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