Word Type

Adjective

Adjective

Noun

The word "musical" can be used as adjective, adjective and noun.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

unmusical

Capable Of

use classical music as score

Derived Terms

2.5D musical Seussical amusical antimusical biomusical dancical dramatico-musical dramaticomusical electromusical ethnomusical extramusical immusical jukebox musical ludomusical megamusical minimusical multimusical musical bow musical box musical chairs musical comedy musical ear syndrome musical film musical glasses musical instrument musical interval musical notation musical saw musical sawist musical scale musical theater musical theatre musical theory musical time musicalise musicalization musicalize musicalness nonmusical philomusical premusical pseudomusical pyromusical quasimusical sociomusical supermusical theory of musical equilibration unmusical

Derived From

music

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

film flick motion picture motion-picture show movie moving picture moving-picture show pic picture picture show play

Type Of (IsA)

conceptual work making music movie play play in play performance written or spoken work

Related Terms

music musicality musically

Related Terms

acting cast film gifted music musicality musically performance show stage

Similar Terms

ariose canorous cantabile chanted chanted dulcet honeyed liquid liquid lyrical mellifluous mellisonant philharmonic philharmonic singable singable singing songful songlike sweet

Synonym Network

melodious

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