1. Plural of lyricism; instances or expressions of lyrical quality, emotion, or style in literature, music, or art.
Usage: Usually used in plural form when referring to multiple instances or works; Common in literary and musical criticism
2. Plural of lyricism; the quality of being lyrical; emotional, imaginative, or songlike expression.
Usage: Abstract noun usage; refers to the characteristic itself rather than individual instances

Examples

• The poet's lyrisms captured the beauty of nature in vivid, emotional language.
• Her musical compositions are filled with delicate lyrisms that move audiences to tears.
• The film's lyrisms were evident in every carefully crafted scene and dialogue.
• Critics praised the lyrisms woven throughout the novel's narrative.
• The artist's lyrisms transformed simple subjects into profound emotional experiences.
• His lyrisms in songwriting made him one of the most celebrated musicians of his generation.