Similar words: classical music, musical, musically, musicality, musical tone, musical genre, musicological, musical chairs. Meaning: adj. 1. lacking interest in or talent for music 2. not musical in nature 3. lacking melody.
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1 Lainey had a terrible voice, unmusical and sharp.
2 His voice was harsh and unmusical.
3 An unmusical person will be unable to progress beyond a certain point,(www.Sentencedict.com) nomatterhow many piano lessons he has.
4 Tom had a terrible voice, unmusical and sharp.
5 They made a loud , unmusical noise.
6 Search engine estimation is unmusical , can increase a spider only to music the distrustful degree to the website.
7 Even the best teacher cannot get an unmusical student past simple piano exercises.
8 The music becomes unmusical and the motions become less coordinated.
9 I hope the article can offer a little reference in studying about improvement of students'aesthetic ability and quality whose major are unmusical among colleges.
10 Music has the charm to soothe a savage breast, but not the unmusical one.
11 The Fleta always tended to emphasize a more percussive sound at higher volumes, which is a deficiency in the traditional design of the guitar generally, and it is fundamentally an unmusical thing.
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