V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
rhapsodize
verb
Definition: to speak or write very enthusiastically
Synonyms: enthuse, rave, laud, exalt, elevate
Antonyms:
Tips: The verb rhapsodize comes from the noun rhapsody. A rhapsody is any enthusiastic speech or literary or musical composition, usually unstructured. Thus, to rhapsodize is to express yourself with enthusiasm. It denotes an intensity derived from genuinely ecstatic enthusiasm for the joy of an experience. One can speak or write in a rhapsodic manner.
Usage Examples:
I often rhapsodize about the happiness I feel on a sunny day. (enthuse, rave)
Romeo is renown for rhapsodizing about the beauty of Juliet. (raving, enthusing)
His poem was rhapsodic and full of emotion. (enthusiastic, laudatory) adjective
The singer was so happy to see his girlfriend in the audience, he performed an impromptu rhapsody lauding her beauty and kindness. (enthusiastic song without structure) noun
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