Lyrics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LYRICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LYRIC, a lyrical poem
• a lyric poem or verse
• lyric poetry as a literary genre
• the words of a popular song
ADJECTIVE:
• denoting a writer of lyric poetry
• (of a singing voice) using a light register
• (of poetry) expressing the writer's emotions, usually briefly and in stanzas or recognized forms

Words related to LYRICS

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How to use LYRICS in a sentence

• The immortality of human love is the theme of the poem, which is made up of over one hundred different lyrics.
• They certainly impress powerfully on the mind the truths of theology, as Watts and Cowper and Wesley did in their noble lyrics.
• Or if one could have induced Shelley to give up writing his wild lyrics, and devote himself to composing a work on Political Justice.
• Livret de Yves Mirande et Gustave Quinson, lyrics de Albert Willemetz, musique de Maurice Yvain.
• Avellaneda was a graceful writer of lyrics in which there was feeling and melody but little depth of thought.
• In it are contained, in addition to the several narratives of modern life, a number of shorter lyrics.
• One is, of course, used to this with singers in musical comedy, who make a point of turning the lyrics assigned to them into unintelligible patter.
• Robert is working at a volume of lyrics, of which I have seen but a few, and those seemed to me as fine as anything he has done.
• A man in this country with the quality of Vauvenargues, with his delicacy, tenderness, elevation, would have composed lyrics.
• Lyrics of joy, of sorrow, of passion, of emotion natural and spiritual, are to be sung.
• If it prove he has not so attained, we shall have no adequate compensation for the lost lyrics that he is now too old to write.
• Colum does not intrude his own personality into his plays, but it is felt, as it should be felt, in every one of lyrics.
• Except in one or two lyrics, such as the Ode on St.
• With his usual generosity Scott praised her landscape and her lyrics, but, indeed, they are, as Sir Walter said of Mrs.
• He walked hastily, with his hat off, along the path where Elsa and he used to stroll while conning together the passionate lyrics of the passionate Heine.
• We confidently predict that some of his lyrics are destined to obtain a lasting popularity.
• His lyrics are uniformly pervaded by graceful simplicity, and the chief themes of his inspiration are love and patriotism.
• He will, however, be remembered as the writer of some exquisitely sweet and simple lyrics.
• Some of the finest lyrics of any tongue were among the number.
• What, at least, is true is that at different periods of his life he produced numbers of lyrics which the world has recognised as among the most perfect things of their kind.
• He was something of a poet, and a specialized judge of poetry, and he liked women of the sort who inspired a man to write lyrics.
• Field would have made it rich in lyrics, but as has been often proved, lyrics alone cannot make a successful opera.
• The verse, though well sustained, is on a singularly tedious level of mediocrity, while the lyrics introduced are all alike considerably below the general level.
• The oldest of these lyrics are of pagan origin, though usually with Christian additions.
• As we turn to the familiar lyrics, they swell and deepen with a new harmony.

Similar words containing LYRIC without suffix s

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