rhapsodic Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- enraptured
- enrapt
- triumphant
- heady
- exhilarated
- exultant
- elevated
- pleased
- entranced
- rapt
- on-cloud-nine
- intoxicated
- over-the-moon
- jubilant
- excited
- elated
- joyful
Weak:
Strongest:
- melancholy
- gloomy
- gloomy
- sorrowful
- blue
- doleful
- sad
- mournful
- doleful
- melancholy
- sorrowful
- depressed
- blue
- depressed
- mournful
- sad
Strong:
- inconsolable
- sorry
- unhappy
- heartbroken
- disheartened
- downcast
- low
- hangdog
- forlorn
- disconsolate
- saddened
- miserable
- saddened
- woeful
- despondent
- wretched
- miserable
- dejected
- low
- crestfallen
- glum
- brokenhearted
- woebegone
- joyless
- disheartened
- disconsolate
- inconsolable
- heartbroken
- woebegone
- hangdog
- downcast
- woeful
- heartsick
- heartsick
- crestfallen
- joyless
- down
- dejected
- down
- despondent
- glum
- sorry
- brokenhearted
- unhappy
- wretched
- forlorn
Weak:
rhapsodic Meaning
rhapsodic (s)
feeling great rapture or delight
rhapsodic (a.)
Alt. of Rhapsodic
Of or pertaining to rhapsody; consisting of rhapsody; hence, confused; unconnected.
rhapsodic Sentence Examples
- The audience burst into rhapsodic applause, their admiration for the performance palpable.
- The poet's words flowed with a rhapsodic fervor that resonated deeply with the listeners.
- The symphony reached a rhapsodic crescendo, enveloping the concert hall in a wave of euphoric sound.
- The lovers gazed into each other's eyes with a rhapsodic intensity that spoke volumes about their passion.
- The artist's brush danced across the canvas with a rhapsodic freedom, creating a masterpiece that captured the essence of joy.
- The sight of the sun rising above the horizon filled her with a rhapsodic sense of awe and wonder.
- The dancer's movements were a symphony of grace and power that sent rhapsodic shivers down the audience's spines.
- The story was a rhapsodic exploration of human emotion, weaving a tapestry of laughter, tears, and redemption.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen with a rhapsodic fragrance that made her stomach rumble with anticipation.
- The bird's song soared through the air with a rhapsodic melody that filled the forest with an enchanting symphony.
FAQs About the word rhapsodic
feeling great rapture or delightAlt. of Rhapsodic, Of or pertaining to rhapsody; consisting of rhapsody; hence, confused; unconnected.
enthusiastic, rapturous,giddy, ecstatic, euphoric, enraptured, enrapt, triumphant, heady, exhilarated
melancholy, gloomy, gloomy, sorrowful, blue, doleful, sad, mournful, doleful, melancholy
The audience burst into rhapsodic applause, their admiration for the performance palpable.
The poet's words flowed with a rhapsodic fervor that resonated deeply with the listeners.
The symphony reached a rhapsodic crescendo, enveloping the concert hall in a wave of euphoric sound.
The lovers gazed into each other's eyes with a rhapsodic intensity that spoke volumes about their passion.
