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Definitions from the WebRhapsodyNoun (Music): A rhapsody refers to a highly emotional and free-flowing instrumental composition, typically characterized by its expressiveness and improvisatory nature. Example sentence: "The talented pianist performed a breathtaking rhapsody that left the audience in awe." Search for related music products on AmazonNoun (Literature): In literature, a rhapsody can be a poem or a part of an epic that is characterized by a heightened and enthusiastic expression of emotion or feeling. Example sentence: "The epic poem features a rhapsody celebrating the bravery and heroism of the legendary warrior." Search for related literature products on AmazonNoun (Feeling): When used informally, rhapsody can refer to an intensely positive or pleasurable feeling or experience. Example sentence: "As she walked through the beautiful garden, she felt a rhapsody of joy and tranquility." Search for related products for positive experiences on AmazonNoun (Local): In the context of local usage, rhapsody can indicate a local event, festival, or celebration characterized by lively music, dance, and festivities. Example sentence: "The annual cultural rhapsody showcases the diverse traditions and talents of our local community." Search for related local products on AmazonRelated Products on Amazon: | ||||
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