What is another word for lyricality?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪɹɪkˈalɪti] (IPA) 
Lyricality refers to a poetic quality that evokes emotions and sensations through language. There are several synonyms for lyricality, including poetry, verse, harmony, euphony, melodic, mellifluousness, cadence, rhythm, and musicality. Poetry is often considered the ultimate expression of lyricality, as it uses words to evoke emotions and convey ideas through a combination of imagery, metaphor, and rhythm. Melodic and mellifluousness are similar to lyricality in that they both suggest a beautiful, flowing quality to the language used. Cadence and rhythm are related to the musicality of language, with cadence referring to the rhythm of phrases or sentences and rhythm denoting the more general sense of harmonious flow in language.
