ode

/oʊd/
noun
  1. A poem that expresses strong feelings of praise, admiration, or love for a person, thing, or event.
    • She composed an ode celebrating her grandmother's life and kindness.
    • In literature class, we studied a famous ode dedicated to the Greek gods.
    • The poet wrote an ode to the beauty of the autumn forest.
  2. A formal or lyrical work (in music, art, or writing) that honors or celebrates someone or something.
    • His speech was a heartfelt ode to the volunteers who rebuilt the school.
    • The composer's symphony was an ode to the spirit of freedom.
    • The mural in the town square is an ode to the community's resilience.
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