Love Song

Pronunciation: /lʌv sɔŋ/

Definitions of love song

noun song - a musical composition with lyrics that are sung

Example Sentences

A1 I like to listen to love songs.

A2 She sang a beautiful love song at the talent show.

B1 The radio station played a romantic love song for Valentine's Day.

B2 His new album features a mix of pop and love songs.

C1 The singer's powerful vocals brought the love song to life.

C2 The love song topped the charts for several weeks, becoming a classic.

Examples of love song in a Sentence

formal The composer wrote a beautiful love song for the opera.

informal I love listening to cheesy love songs on the radio.

slang That new track is a total banger, it's like a love song for the ears.

figurative Her smile was like a love song that played in his mind all day.

Grammatical Forms of love song

• past tense: loved
• plural: love songs
• comparative: more love song
• superlative: most love song
• present tense: love song
• future tense: will love song
• perfect tense: have loved song
• continuous tense: loving song
• singular: love song
• positive degree: love song
• infinitive: to love song
• gerund: loving song
• participle: loved song

Origin and Evolution of love song

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'love song' originated from the combination of the words 'love' and 'song' to describe a musical composition expressing romantic feelings or emotions.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'love song' has become widely used to refer to any song that expresses feelings of love or affection, regardless of musical style or genre.