Musical Expressions

verb to praise or honor someone or something

• It is important to glorify the achievements of our employees in order to boost morale.
• Let's glorify our night out by posting pictures on social media.
• Stop trying to glorify everything you do, it's getting annoying.
• The artist used vibrant colors to glorify the beauty of nature in their painting.

noun a lyric poem or verse

adjective expressing the writer's emotions, usually briefly and in stanzas or recognized forms

• The poet carefully crafted each lyric to convey deep emotions.
• I love how catchy the lyrics of this song are!
• The lyrics of this track are straight fire!
• Her words danced like lyrical butterflies in the wind.

noun a person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist

verb to be absorbed in thought; to consider something thoughtfully

• The artist found inspiration in his muse, a beautiful model.
• She's always been his muse, inspiring his best work.
• That new song is fire, the artist's muse really came through.
• Nature has always been my muse, sparking creativity in unexpected ways.

noun a word or phrase that suggests an idea or feeling

adjective tending to suggest an idea or feeling in a subtle way

• The painting had many suggestive elements that hinted at deeper meanings.
• Her outfit was quite suggestive, don't you think?
• That movie was so suggestive, it had me blushing the whole time.
• His suggestive remarks were like a puzzle, leaving everyone wondering what he really meant.

adjective describing a plentiful or overflowing amount of something

• The garden was abounding with colorful flowers.
• My inbox is abounding with unread emails.
• The party was abounding with cool people.
• Her mind was abounding with creative ideas.