Synonyms for Immusical:
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adj.
• cacophonous
Other relevant words:
- acetify
, - acidify
, - acidity
, - acidulate
, - at variance
, - blatant
, - cacophonic
, - clamant
, - clamorous
, - continuant
, - dark
, - diffraction grating
, - discrepant
, - disharmonious
, - dour
, - false
, - ferment
, - fricative
, - glowering
, - glum
, - grate
, - gravelly
, - inharmonic
, - jangling
, - moody
, - morose
, - nonmusical
, - off
, - off-key
, - rancid
, - rasping
, - raspy
, - rough
, - rowdy
, - saturnine
, - scratchy
, - shrill
, - sibilant
, - sourness
, - spirant
, - sullen
, - tartness
, - turn
, - turned
, - unharmonious
, - unmelodic
, - unmelodious
, - unresolved
, - vociferous
, - work
, - cacophonous
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• Other relevant words (adjective):
What are the hypernyms for Immusical?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for Immusical?
Immusical means lacking in musical ability or skill, but there are many antonyms that describe someone with a musical talent. Melodious, harmonious, rhythmic, tuneful, musical, and sonorous are all antonyms of immusical. Someone who is melodious has a beautiful singing voice or can compose beautiful music. Harmony means notes that sound pleasing when played together, and someone who is harmonious can effortlessly keep a beat. A rhythmic person has a great sense of timing and rhythm. Tuneful means having a pleasing melody or being able to play a tune. Someone who is musical has a natural aptitude for music, and sonorous means having a deep, rich sound. All of these words describe someone who is the opposite of immusical.
What are the antonyms for Immusical?
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