Lyric and Musical

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Lyric

Lyric adjective - Having a pleasantly flowing quality suggestive of music.
Usage example: they performed a slow, lyric dance for the audience
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Musical is a synonym for lyric in melodious topic. In some cases you can use "Musical" instead an adjective "Lyric", when it comes to topics like melodic, songlike.
Nearby Words: lyrical, lyrist, lyricism, lyricist, lyrically

Musical

Musical adjective - Having a pleasantly flowing quality suggestive of music.
Usage example: the musical sounds of the babbling brook
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Lyric is a synonym for musical in melodious topic. You can use "Lyric" instead an adjective "Musical".
Nearby Words: muse, music, musician, musically

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  • The first lyric Oscar Hammerstein II wrote ever for a Broadway show (though without credit), "Make Yourselves At Home" from a forgotten 1917 musical called Furs And Frills, was one of these.
    Source: Irrelevant Act Opener
  • Odd is named for a lyric in "That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)": Things are shaping up to be pretty odd/Little deaths in musical beds
    Source: Album Title Drop
  • This made things problematic for the 2014 film remake of the musical when the lyric was left unchanged while some other lyrics that would be subject to Values Dissonance were cut and/or changed.
    Source: Have A Gay Old Time / Theatre
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