lyricism - Meaning in Sanskrit
lyricism - Meaning in Sanskrit
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Definitions and Meaning of lyricism in English
lyricism noun
- unrestrained and exaggerated enthusiasm
- the property of being suitable for singing
Synonyms
lyricality, songfulness
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What is lyricism meaning in Sanskrit?
The word or phrase lyricism refers to unrestrained and exaggerated enthusiasm, or the property of being suitable for singing. See lyricism meaning in Sanskrit, lyricism definition, translation and meaning of lyricism in Sanskrit. Find lyricism similar words, lyricism synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of lyricism. Find the answer of what is the meaning of lyricism in Sanskrit.
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