rhapsody
/ˈræpsədi/Definitions
1. noun
a poem or piece of music in which different moods or styles are expressed in quick succession, often in a dramatic or exaggerated way.
“The opera was a rhapsody of color and sound, filling the entire auditorium.”
2. verb
to express strong emotions or opinions, especially in a dramatic or exaggerated way.
“She rhapsodized about her new job, talking about how amazing it was.”
3. noun
a sudden outburst of emotion or excitement.
“The crowd’s rhapsody of cheers and applause erupted as the team won the game.”