On-key refers to playing or singing at the correct pitch or being in tune. The antonyms for the word 'on-key' are 'off-key', 'out of tune', or 'out of pitch'. Off-key is often used to describe a person who is singing or playing an instrument in a way that is not in harmony with other musicians or the original composition. The term out of tune is often used to describe a musical instrument that is not tuned or calibrated properly, resulting in an unpleasant sound. Being out of pitch refers to the act of singing or playing the wrong note or melody. It is essential for musicians to practice and develop their skills to avoid playing off-key or out of pitch.

What are the antonyms for On-key?

• adj.

  • not sounding right
  • off-key
  .
  • noun
  • inharmonious
  ,
  • unharmonious
  .
  • off-key
  • Out of keeping
  ,
  • clinker
  ,
  • dis sonant
  ,
  • dis-sonant
  ,
  • in harmonious
  ,
  • in-harmonious
  ,
  • more clinker
  ,
  • more off pitch
  ,
  • more off tone
  ,
  • more off-pitch
  ,
  • more off-tone
  ,
  • more offpitch
  ,
  • more offtone
  ,
  • more untuned
  ,
  • most clinker
  ,
  • most off pitch
  ,
  • most off tone
  ,
  • most off-pitch
  ,
  • most off-tone
  ,
  • most offpitch
  ,
  • most offtone
  ,
  • most untuned
  ,
  • not harmonious
  ,
  • off key
  ,
  • off pitch
  ,
  • off tone
  ,
  • off-pitch
  ,
  • off-tone
  ,
  • offkey
  ,
  • offpitch
  ,
  • offtone
  ,
  • out keeping
  ,
  • out of pitch
  ,
  • out of tune
  ,
  • out pitch
  ,
  • out tune
  ,
  • sour note
  ,
  • un tuned
  ,
  • un-musical
  ,
  • un-natural
  ,
  • un-tuned
  ,
  • untuned
  .

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