0 to express great enthusiasm for something: --
He's always rhapsodizing about/over the joys of having children.
Sometimes the teacher of literature strives to engender appreciation in a pupil by rhapsodizing over some passage.
But to have her courage rhapsodized over like this was a thing she could not endure.
After all that rhapsodizing, not a believer in pigeon-holes?
In fact, it is necessary to exercise some self-restraint in language and to curb a temptation to rhapsodize when describing this beautiful region.
It was beautiful, the way the boy sometimes rhapsodized; beautiful, and yet in the light of after events, sad.
They led me to it, and rhapsodized over its magnificent terror.
You'd rhapsodize with him to his heart's content.
Then they exchanged parts, and it was his turn to give utterance to his thoughts and rhapsodize undisturbed over the most important questions.
