adverb
definition
In a manner that is pleasing to hear, as singing or speaking; in a lyrical manner.
definition
In terms of the lyrics.
example
a lyrically unimaginative song
Examples of lyrically in a Sentence
The speakers waxed lyrically about the fresh water aquatic conservation center, which they hope to bring to a disused clay pit near Bedford.
Up until about 2 years ago I just wanted to be the most lyrically talented emcee on the planet.
The program continues with Hayden's Oxford Symphony in which the Austrian composer lyrically sums up what he found to be quintessentially English.
Again, the vocals of Stephen Patrick Morrissey are crystal clear, playful with lots of clever wordplay lyrically.
Though hip hop in the region still took queues from the US, musically and lyrically, British MCs began to use specifically British themes and musical influences in their music.
Their debut album includes a track titled "Everything," which is lyrically concerned with the subject of God's love.
A theme song is lyrically linked somehow to the show and was usually written specifically for that show, with the characters and plot in mind.
The songs on the radio were not longer pop-music leftovers of the 1980s and were heavier both lyrically and musically.
On the other hand, he is considered to be one of the most lyrically adept rappers in the industry today.
Fans of Pink have watched her grow both musically and lyrically over the years, injecting different viewpoints into her songs as her life continues to change.
Lyrically, the track speaks about being drunk at a club.
Seriously, tho, whilst this is all musically accomplished, lyrically it's all a bit too for me testosterone-fuelled.
Taupin seems more lyrically astute than he has for years.