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Meanings of nonmusical in anglès

Not musical in nature.

Synonyms
Examples for "dissonant"
Examples for "dissonant"
1
His rhymes are often dissonant; in his Georgick he admits broken lines.
Lives of the Poets, Volume 1
2
Now, with dissonant irony, it houses a major exhibition of Le Corbusier.
The Guardian
3
And, at moments, this silence became dissonant with the clamour of unreason.
In Secret
4
A dissonant hum serves as disconcerting accompaniment to the otherwise silent room.
Wired
5
He snores on this note, he laughs on that, dissonant, unescapeable, unchanging.
Here are Ladies
1
The green-room was made unmusical with contentions carried out in polite Billingsgate.
The Great German Composers
2
It is a great pity that the English nation is so unmusical.
In a German Pension
3
Mrs. Mutimer smiled in a grim way, then laughed- amostunmusical laugh.
Demos
4
While he performed it, his somewhat unmusical voice trembled with inward emotion.
Garman and Worse: A Norwegian Novel
5
Indeed, we can get intense emotion from sound which is entirely unmusical.
The Psychology of Beauty
Usage of nonmusical in anglès
1
But there is enough evidence to suggest that this nonmusical event changed the music world forever.
The Irish Times
2
Sure, we've got endless apps for collecting and listening to music, but nothing for the enormous universe of nonmusical sound.
Wired
3
While researchers are mirroring experiments using control plants and nonmusical sounds in the lab, Mancuso says there are advantages to conducting this kind of fieldwork.
Wired