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The term 'Kriti' in Carnatic music refers to:
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a compositional lyric form
In Carnatic music, 'Kriti' refers to a compositional lyric form, typically devotional in nature and structured with distinct sections.
A melodic scale, a musical ornamentation type, and a rhythmic pattern describe other separate musical concepts, not the Kriti form itself.
Hence, 'a compositional lyric form' is the correct answer.
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