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rhapsodise's Usage Examples:

Lady Angela rhapsodises upon love as the one truly unselfish pursuit in the world.

the soloist broods, rejoices, rhapsodises, laments and establishes a formal contour with a pair of recurring intervals.

they came under its power seemed to quit their senses, and ranted and rhapsodised, losing for a time all common forms of speech.

Von Fersen told Beaumont that in France "it is the fashion to rhapsodise over the Americans" rebelliousness against England".

Gundulić"s most famous play is Dubravka, a pastoral written in 1628, where he rhapsodises on the former glory of Dubrovnik and it contains some of the most famous.

When speaking of the century separating Venusian transits, he rhapsodised: " .

the album on a whim, and wrote to Frolic afterwards; in 2017, Frolic rhapsodised that it"s "hard to think back to those days before MP3s and internet.

whose most famous play is Dubravka, a pastoral written in 1628, where he rhapsodises on the former glory of Dubrovnik and it contains some of the most famous.

A writer in The SA Register in September 1877 rhapsodised about the American tram cars then being assembled by Adelaide company.

and are mere imitators who copy again and again images of virtue and rhapsodise about them, but never reach the truth in the way the superior philosophers.

false-breast manufacturer, arrives and mistaking Muriel for his client rhapsodises about and handles her substantial bust, until realising his mistake.

The movie engages in word play and pun and rhapsodises on the juxtaposition of old and new in Spain and many other emotional.

Dampit greets Witgood and rhapsodises about his rise to wealth, repeatedly referring himself as "a great trampler.

Synonyms:

recount, tell, narrate, recite, rhapsodize,

Antonyms:

associate,