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lyric

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Synonyms: loric, lyrie, lytic, lyrid, pyric, lric, lydic, lyrik, cyric, lhric

Antonyms: loric, lyrie, lytic, lyrid, pyric, lric, lydic, lyrik, cyric, lhric

Related words from Datamuse; suggestions, not definitions.

Adjective

  1. {{lb|en|poetry}} Of, or relating to a [[type]] of [[poetry]] (such as a [[sonnet]] or [[ode]]) that expresses [[subjective]] [[thought]]s and [[feeling]]s, often in a [[song]]like [[style]].
  2. Of or relating to a [[writer]] of such poetry.
  3. [[lyrical|Lyrical]].
  4. Having a [[light]] singing [[voice]] of [[modest]] [[range]].
  5. Of or relating to [[musical]] [[drama]] and [[opera]].
  6. [[melodious|Melodious]].
  7. Of or relating to the [[lyre]] (or sometimes the [[harp]]).

Noun

  1. A lyric [[poem]].
  2. {{lb|en|usually|in the plural}} The [[word]]s of a [[song]] or other [[vocal]] music.

Proper noun

  1. {{given name|en|male}}.
  2. {{given name|en|female}}.

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