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Synonyms for By ear:
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a. & adv.
• off the cuff -
adj.
• extemporaneous- fake .
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adv.
• off the cuff Other synonyms:
- offhand .
Other relevant words:
- absolve ,
- ad libitum ,
- at first sight ,
- automatic pistol ,
- automatic rifle ,
- automatonlike ,
- barren ,
- bastard ,
- belt down ,
- beyond control ,
- bogus ,
- bolt down ,
- break down ,
- breeze ,
- bull ,
- bullshit ,
- bust ,
- cast aside ,
- cast away ,
- cast out ,
- catch ,
- center ,
- centering ,
- chance ,
- child's play ,
- chuck out ,
- cinch ,
- click ,
- common snapping turtle ,
- complimentary ,
- contiguous ,
- cook ,
- costless ,
- counterfeit ,
- cozy ,
- crack ,
- cracker ,
- cracker bonbon ,
- cracking ,
- cursory ,
- daily ,
- dash off ,
- destitute ,
- detached ,
- devoid ,
- discard ,
- discharge ,
- disembarrass ,
- disengage ,
- dislodge ,
- dispose ,
- down ,
- drink down ,
- duck soup ,
- effortless ,
- elasticity ,
- electronic jamming ,
- everyday ,
- exempt ,
- extemporise ,
- extemporize ,
- faker ,
- false ,
- falsify ,
- faux ,
- flick ,
- fling ,
- fling off ,
- forge ,
- fraud ,
- free people ,
- free-and-easy ,
- fudge ,
- ginger nut ,
- ginger snap ,
- gingersnap ,
- give up ,
- grab ,
- gratis ,
- gratuitous ,
- imitation ,
- imposter ,
- impostor ,
- improvise ,
- improvize ,
- innocent ,
- insouciant ,
- intimate ,
- jam ,
- jury-rigged ,
- kill ,
- knock off ,
- liberal ,
- liberate ,
- loose ,
- lose it ,
- machine rifle ,
- machinelike ,
- make-do ,
- manipulate ,
- misrepresent ,
- nonchalant ,
- occasional ,
- offhanded ,
- offhandedly ,
- on-the-scene ,
- passing ,
- perfunctory ,
- phoney ,
- phony ,
- photograph ,
- picnic ,
- piece of cake ,
- pop ,
- postiche ,
- pour down ,
- press stud ,
- pretender ,
- prompt ,
- pseud ,
- pseudo ,
- pushover ,
- put away ,
- quick ,
- reflex ,
- reflexive ,
- release ,
- relieve ,
- relinquish ,
- resign ,
- rid ,
- robotic ,
- robotlike ,
- role player ,
- rupture ,
- scratch off ,
- self-generated ,
- sham ,
- shammer ,
- shoot ,
- shot ,
- simulated ,
- snap bean ,
- snap fastener ,
- snapshot ,
- snarl ,
- snatch ,
- snatch up ,
- spare ,
- spontaneously ,
- stopgap ,
- straightaway ,
- superficial ,
- talk through one's hat ,
- tear ,
- throw away ,
- throw out ,
- toss ,
- toss away ,
- unblock ,
- uncontrived ,
- unfreeze ,
- unintentional ,
- unloose ,
- unloosen ,
- unwitting ,
- unwritten ,
- walkover ,
- wangle ,
- ad-lib ,
- at short notice ,
- at sight ,
- extemporaneous ,
- extemporaneously ,
- extemporarily ,
- extempore ,
- impromptu ,
- off the cuff ,
- out of hand ,
- spur-of-the-moment .
- ADLIB ,
- Autoschediastic ,
- IMPROV ,
- Improvisatory ,
- Improviso ,
- ad lib ,
- at first glance ,
- extemporary ,
- off top of head ,
- off-the-cuff ,
- on impulse ,
- on the spot ,
- on-the-spot ,
- snapper ,
- taking for ride ,
- thought out loud ,
- toss off ,
- toss out ,
- tossed off ,
- tossed out ,
- jamming ,
- off the top of head ,
- unrehearsed .
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What are the hypernyms for By ear?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
acoustically, aurally, orally, auditorily.
What are the opposite words for by ear?
The phrase "by ear" generally refers to the act of learning or deciphering music without the aid of written notation or sheet music. Antonyms for this phrase include "by sight," which involves using visual cues, such as sheet music or tablature, to learn or perform music, and "by memory," which involves committing a piece of music to memory without relying on written notation. Another antonym for "by ear" could be "by theory," which involves using knowledge of music theory to understand and interpret a piece of music. Overall, antonyms for this phrase involve using different methods of learning and interpretation beyond just listening.
What are the antonyms for By ear?
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adj.
• extemporaneous • extemporaneous/extemporary
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I don't read music or anything, so when I produce, I go basically by ear.
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Life is like music; it must be composed by ear, feeling, and instinct, not by rule.
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Learning to read music in Braille and play by ear helped me develop a damn good memory.
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My uncle gave me a trumpet, but I loved the Louis Armstrong sound and the Harry James sound and I played by ear and I played always soulful or very direct from the gut.
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Grammar is a piano I play by ear. All I know about grammar is its power.
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