Words with a similar base: lyric, lyric_poem, lyrical

'lyric'
[lyric.n.01] as in: the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number


Examples:
his compositions always started with the lyrics
he wrote both words and music
the song uses colloquial language



'lyric'
[lyric.n.02] as in: a short poem of songlike quality


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'lyric'
[lyric.v.01] as in: write lyrics for (a song)


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'lyric'
[lyric.s.01] as in: expressing deep emotion


Examples:
the dancer's lyrical performance


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'lyric'
[lyric.a.02] as in: used of a singer or singing voice that is light in volume and modest in range


Examples:
a lyric soprano


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'lyric'
[lyric.a.03] as in: relating to or being musical drama


Examples:
the lyric stage


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'lyric'
[lyric.a.04] as in: of or relating to a category of poetry that expresses emotion (often in a songlike way)


Examples:
lyric poetry


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lyric (English)
└── lyrique (French)


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