IPA: /ˈræpsədi/
KK: /ˈræpsədi/
A type of literary or musical work that expresses strong emotions or feelings, often in an enthusiastic or passionate way.
The composer created a beautiful rhapsody that captured the joy of spring.
Rhapsody → It is formed from "rhaptein" (meaning to stitch or to sew) and "ode" (meaning song or poem). The word originally referred to a stitched or compiled collection of songs or poems, reflecting the art of weaving together various pieces of music or poetry.
Imagine a collection of songs or poems 'stitched together' — 'rhaptein' means to stitch, and 'ode' means song. This helps you remember that a rhapsody is a beautiful blend of musical pieces.
No commonly confused words.