lyrical
adj. C1 Advanced US //ˈɫɪɹɪkəɫ// UK //lˈɪɹɪkəl// lyri·cal
adj. expressing deep feelings in a beautiful or poetic way. You use this to describe writing, music, or speech that sounds like a song.
adj. expressing the writer's or speaker's emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way; having a musical or song-like quality. Often used to describe prose that employs poetic devices.
She wrote a lyrical description of the sunset.
The novelist is famous for her lyrical prose, which often feels more like poetry than a standard story.
Critics praised the film not for its plot, but for its lyrical cinematography that captured the quiet melancholy of the deserted landscape.
From lyric + -al.
Usage
Can be used both attributively before a noun and predicatively after a linking verb like 'is' or 'becomes'.