rhapsodies (Meaning)

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rhapsodies (pl.)

of Rhapsody

The concert hall erupted in rhapsodies of applause after the virtuoso's performance.
The poet's words painted a symphony of rhapsodies, evoking emotions that transcended language.
The symphony's opening movement was a crescendo of rhapsodies, captivating the audience from the first note.
The artist's brush danced across the canvas, creating rhapsodies of color and form that seemed to sing.
The dancer's movements were a whirlwind of rhapsodies, swirling and soaring with effortless grace.
The fragrance of blooming flowers carried on the breeze, a tantalizing rhapsody of scents.
The singer's voice soared through the auditorium, a rhapsody of melody and emotion that reached the depths of every heart.
The ocean roared with a symphony of rhapsodies, its waves crashing against the shore in a mesmerizing rhythm.
The author's prose flowed with a poetic elegance, weaving together rhapsodies of imagery and language.
The painter's landscapes were rhapsodies of nature, capturing the beauty and wonder of the natural world in vibrant strokes.

of Rhapsody

ecstasies, joys, highs, swoons, intoxications, heavens, paradises, delights, elations, pleasures

depressions, woes, woes,depressions, miseries, miseries, dumps, dumps, glooms,blues

The concert hall erupted in rhapsodies of applause after the virtuoso's performance.

The poet's words painted a symphony of rhapsodies, evoking emotions that transcended language.

The symphony's opening movement was a crescendo of rhapsodies, captivating the audience from the first note.

The artist's brush danced across the canvas, creating rhapsodies of color and form that seemed to sing.