Classical Music Word Search
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Sample words: FEODS, INCENT, MAHOE, SECTS, CRAWS, BASSI, BISSON, TONICITY, NORMS, BROAD, PITCH, NOTED, ORDER, GOLDEN, LUDWIG, STYLES.
Classical Music word list, defined
- INCENT /ɪnˈsɛnt/ · verb
- To encourage or prompt someone to do something, especially by offering an inducement. The word is now rare and is usually encountered in formal or literary contexts. Related: encourage, incite, motivate, spur.
- SECTS /sekts/ · noun
- Sects are distinct groups within a larger religious, political, or ideological body, especially groups that share particular beliefs and practices. The word can be neutral or derogatory, depending on context and the attitudes of the speaker. Related: groups, denominations, schools of thought, factions.
- BASSI /ˈbɑːsi/ · noun
- The plural of "basso": the lowest male singing voice, or a singer with such a voice; also, in instrumental music, the bass part or an instrument that plays it. Related: bassos, basses, low voices, deep voices.
- BISSON /ˈbɪsən/ · adjective
- Blind or dim-sighted; lacking clear sight. An archaic and chiefly literary word, now used only in historical or deliberately antiquarian contexts. Related: blind, sightless, eyeless, dim-sighted.
- TONICITY /təˈnɪsəti/ · noun
- Tonicity is the state or quality of being tonic. In physiology it refers to the resting tension of muscle tissue; in linguistics, it refers to the prominence of a stressed syllable relative to other syllables, often reflected in pitch. Related: tonus, tone, firmness, tension.
- NORMS /nɔːrmz/ (US); /nɔːmz/ (British) · noun (plural)
- Norms are established standards, conventions, or patterns of behavior within a group, institution, or system. In mathematics, norms are quantities used to measure the size or magnitude of vectors and matrices. Related: conventions, standards, rules, guidelines.
- BROAD /brɔːd/ · adjective
- Having great extent from side to side; wide. Also used figuratively to mean general, comprehensive, or wide-ranging in scope. Related: wide, extensive, expansive, vast.
- PITCH /pɪtʃ/ · noun and verb
- Pitch is the perceived highness or lowness of a musical tone, and also refers to a tar-like substance. As a noun it can further mean a throwing motion, a persuasive sales presentation, or the slope of a playing surface; as a verb, it means to throw or propel something, especially a ball. Related: tone, throw, toss, cast.
- NOTED /ˈnəʊtɪd/ (British); /ˈnoʊtɪd/ (US) · adjective
- Well known or distinguished for a particular quality, achievement, or characteristic. It can also mean specially mentioned or marked for attention. Related: renowned, distinguished, prominent, acclaimed.
- ORDER /ˈɔːrdər/ (US); /ˈɔːdə(r)/ (British) · noun and verb
- Order is the arrangement of things in a particular sequence or a structured system, hierarchy, or condition. As a verb, it means to command someone, arrange things, or request something from a seller or institution. Related: arrangement, sequence, command, request.
- GOLDEN /ˈɡoʊldən/ (US); /ˈɡəʊldən/ (UK) · adjective; noun; verb
- Golden means made of or resembling gold, or, figuratively, exceptionally valuable, advantageous, successful, or splendid. As a noun, it can mean a gold medal; as a verb, it can mean to make something golden. Related: gilded, precious, valuable, aureate.
- STYLES /staɪlz/ · noun
- The plural of style, referring to distinctive manners of writing, speaking, or behaving, as well as types or forms of design, presentation, or artistic expression. In certain formal contexts, “styles” can also mean names or titles used to address someone. Related: manners, modes, forms, types.
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