rhap·so·dy 
/ˈræpsədi/ noun
plural rhap·so·dies /ˈræpsədi/ noun [count] 1 : a piece of music that is meant to express a lot of emotion and does not have a regular form 2 : a written or spoken expression of great enthusiasm, praise, etc.
▪ The mayor launched/went into a long rhapsody about his plans for the city. ▪ rhapsodies of praise
▪ The mayor launched/went into a long rhapsody about his plans for the city. ▪ rhapsodies of praise
— rhap·sod·ic /ræpˈsɑ:dɪk/ adjective [more rhapsodic; most rhapsodic]
▪ They waxed rhapsodic [=they became very enthusiastic] about the beauty of the area. ▪ rhapsodic music
/ræpˈsɑ:dɪk/ adjective [more rhapsodic; most rhapsodic] ▪ They waxed rhapsodic [=they became very enthusiastic] about the beauty of the area. ▪ rhapsodic music
