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Antonyms:
untune
Contains:
musical phrase,
phrase
Often used in the same context:
song,
humming,
anthem,
dirge,
medly,
croon,
listeners,
sync,
chord,
chime,
overdub,
hymnbook,
telecaster,
sound,
whistling,
jingle,
melodies,
singing,
ditty,
lullaby,
straighten up,
belting,
tones,
synch,
tonk,
vocoder,
blacc,
dulcet,
descant,
waltz,
soundtrack,
sea chantey,
handclap,
stimmung,
twanger,
rhythmless,
percussive instrument,
phrasing,
oldies,
modulations,
ballad,
warbling,
decrescendo,
rendition,
lyric,
groove,
drift away,
bass clef,
peppy,
claves,
ringtone,
lilts,
percy grainger,
euphony,
oompah,
milk cow,
funking,
dancy,
embouchure,
slinkier,
semitone,
tempos,
rhythm,
medley,
torchy,
hymn,
celli,
chorus,
earworm,
muzak,
yodel,
goosebump,
cadence,
drumbeat,
fiddle,
blipping,
drumming,
mood,
pentatonic scale,
geet,
national anthem,
alphorn,
polyrhythm,
radio,
formant,
calypsos,
greensleeves,
tambura,
moog,
gears,
harpsichords,
chorals,
bonzer,
tamboura,
fluegelhorn,
music,
syncopation,
playlist,
steal away,
chansons,
jazzy,
preacher man,
tunes,
melody,
refrain,
songs,
carol,
airs,
tale,
christmas,
story,
phrase,
pub,
place,
rime,
ditties,
feel,
shut,
write,
buy,
check,
done,
give,
harvard,
play,
reading,
roll,
11,
ail,
cambridge,
cased,
dial,
drawing,
eater,
entire,
ethiopic
More specific:
fanfare,
fine-tune,
flourish,
glissando,
idea,
leitmotif,
leitmotiv,
melodic theme,
musical theme,
part,
service,
signature,
signature tune,
theme,
theme song,
tune in,
voice
Appears in the definition of:
carry,
choral,
chorale,
concert pitch,
descant on,
fanfare,
fine-tune,
flourish,
hummer,
incapable,
international pitch,
jarringly,
melodious,
on-key,
philharmonic pitch,
pipe,
rag,
supinely,
true,
tucket,
tuneful,
tuneless,
tuning fork,
unmelodious,
untune,
untuneful,
whistling
More general:
adjust,
music,
set
Synonyms:
air,
line,
melodic line,
melodic phrase,
melody,
strain,
tune up
Also try:
— Adjectives for tune:
same,
old,
first,
fine,
little,
long,
different,
popular,
short,
familiar,
lively,
more...
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