Definition for Rhapsody:

• A disconnected and extravagant composition.

Synonyms for Rhapsody:

• n.

  •
  • air,
  • arrangement,
  • chant,
  • chorus,
  • andante,
  • adagio,
  • bass,
  • fantasia,
  • cantata,
  • improvisation,
  • allegro,
  • concerto.
  •
  • fervor,
  • zest,
  • go,
  • verve,
  • vitality,
  • zeal,
  • enthusiasm,
  • inspiration.
  •boasting (noun)
  • bombast.
  •composition (noun)
  • romance,
  • song,
  • symphony,
  • verse,
  • Rhapsodies,
  • opus.
  •ecstasy (noun)
  • elation,
  • intoxication,
  • seventh heaven,
  • delight,
  • happiness,
  • euphoria,
  • heaven,
  • paradise,
  • joyfulness,
  • joy.
  •heaven (noun)
  • mountaintop,
  • shangri-la,
  • spire,
  • ether,
  • eternity,
  • bliss,
  • apex,
  • climax,
  • pinnacle,
  • stratosphere,
  • canaan,
  • eden,
  • zion,
  • fairyland,
  • zenith,
  • nirvana,
  • hereafter,
  • summit,
  • everlastingness,
  • wonderland,
  • glory,
  • dreamland,
  • goshen,
  • culmination,
  • immortality,
  • afterworld,
  • acme,
  • land o'goshen,
  • azure.

• Other synonyms:

  •drool
  • enthuse.
  •Other relevant words:
  • glee,
  • jumble,
  • flaw,
  • fracture,
  • mix-up,
  • sonnet,
  • assortment,
  • shadow,
  • whimsy,
  • chimera,
  • limerick,
  • Idyl,
  • crack,
  • conglomeration,
  • nightmare,
  • medley,
  • fancy,
  • whim,
  • Cento,
  • break,
  • rhetoric,
  • idyll,
  • interval,
  • caesura,
  • classical music,
  • fault,
  • spectacle,
  • Virelay,
  • patchwork,
  • figment,
  • periodicity,
  • Gallimaufry,
  • motivate,
  • concert music,
  • provoke,
  • Elatedness,
  • eclogue,
  • inspire,
  • anacoluthon,
  • high,
  • broken thread,
  • scramble,
  • Palinode,
  • Gest,
  • parenthesis,
  • episode,
  • stew,
  • harangue,
  • bugbear,
  • interruption,
  • impress,
  • whimsey,
  • odds and ends,
  • dream,
  • disorder,
  • fascinate,
  • mingle-mangle,
  • maggot,
  • madrigal,
  • Amoebaeum,
  • vagary,
  • intermission,
  • rodomontade,
  • narrative poem,
  • exhilaration,
  • elegy,
  • lyric,
  • Concerto Grosso,
  • mess,
  • talk,
  • stir,
  • alternation,
  • swoon,
  • caprice,
  • constitution,
  • Phantasm,
  • Pasticcio,
  • Geste,
  • myth,
  • eagerness,
  • sinfonietta,
  • Concertino,
  • speak,
  • chowchow,
  • Lexiphanicism,
  • conceit,
  • verbalize,
  • Rhapsodist,
  • rhapsodize,
  • phantasy,
  • monody,
  • solution of continuity,
  • ditty,
  • excite,
  • ardor,
  • salmagundi,
  • transfer,
  • ballad,
  • salad,
  • semiclassical music,
  • farrago,
  • extravagance,
  • devotion,
  • farce,
  • cut,
  • Sciamachy,
  • longhair music,
  • extravaganza,
  • Mux,
  • potpourri,
  • classic,
  • send,
  • poem,
  • transportation,
  • nursery rhyme,
  • miscellany,
  • disjunction,
  • ode,
  • fantasy,
  • capriccio,
  • epigram,
  • betise,
  • rave,
  • omnium-gatherum,
  • ballade,
  • discontinuity,
  • mash,
  • fustian,
  • book,
  • mix,
  • satire,
  • rhapsodise,
  • jingle,
  • symphonic music,
  • symphonia,
  • Epode,
  • gap,
  • sestina,
  • Olio,
  • tone poem,
  • olla-podrida,
  • hash,
  • Triolet,
  • passion,
  • highfalutin,
  • vision.

Antonyms for Rhapsody:

• n.

  • bombast
    plain speaking.
  • composition
    silence.
  • ecstasy
    depression, despair, misery, coolness, torment, sadness, indifference, trouble, sorrow, Hell, calmness, apathy, unhappiness, woe.
  • rant
    quiet, calm.
  • rapture
    dissatisfaction, hate, want, melancholy, need, gloom, dislike, upset, hatred.
  • transport
    boredom, coldness, idle, remain, stay.
  • Other antonyms:
    depression, dumps, unhappiness, dispiritedness, gloom, disconsolateness, misery, desolation, melancholy, despondency, dejection, doldrums, dreariness, heartsickness, despair, blues, gloominess, mopes, disheartenment, woe, sadness, forlornness, downheartedness, wretchedness.

Homophones for Rhapsody:

• ravigote, rebuked, reposit, ravaged, riposte, revised, repast, robust, revisit, rapist, rapeseed, rapacity, rap sheet, Rebecca West.

Hyponym for Rhapsody:

• n.

  • communication
    epic, epic poem, epos, music, heroic poem.
  • feeling
    joyousness, joyfulness, joy.