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rhapsodic

adjective/ræpˈsɑː.dɪk/

expressing intense enthusiasm or delight

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rhapsodic in a sentence

The critic offered a rhapsodic account of the young violinist's performance.

The travelers grew rhapsodic as they described the mountain sunrise.

Where it comes from

From Greek rhapsōidia, meaning 'recitation of an epic poem.'

Memory hook

RHAPSODIC sounds like 'rhapsody': an overflowing song of praise is rhapsodic.

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