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Meanings of musical chord in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chord"
Examples for "chord"
1
The new centre has also struck a chord with Drogheda's business community.
2
The harmony is in the chord, not in him who touches it.
3
Soul simply struck a chord in a way other boxy cars didn't.
4
The swing of the dance music struck no answering chord in him.
5
The firmness of the judge had touched the right chord at last.
Usage of musical chord in English
1
Then above the din of the noise a musical chord.
2
He takes you to a particular spot on the floor, and sings a musical chord.
3
Like a complex musical chord it's got to have a smooth surface but it doesn't matter what's happening underneath.
4
Just like a musical chord.
5
Hence the "harmony" of the pendulums when so adjusted is known as a "major fifth," the musical chord produced by striking C and G simultaneously.
6
His influence over her had vanished with the musical chords, and she turned her back upon him.
7
All hail to that predestined one who, some day, will rouse our noblest emotions with his musical chords.
8
Then he essayed to determine it from the regular geometrical solids, and afterwards from the divisions of musical chords.
9
"I think it's fascinating." Julia was following the musical chords intently.
10
Several times, during various lulls of wind and sea, I thought I heard indistinct sounds, a sort of elusive harmony produced by distant musical chords.
11
The most direct way would be to translate the musical chords recognized and dealt with in the science of harmony into their corresponding color combinations.
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