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unmusical

/ʌnˈmjuː.zɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui n'est pas agréable ou harmonieux à l'oreille ; dépourvu de qualités musicales.

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adjective

/ʌnˈmjuː.zɪ.kəl/C1formal
  • frQualifie ce qui n'est pas agréable ou harmonieux à l'oreille ; dépourvu de qualités musicales.

Describes something that is not pleasing or harmonious to the ear; lacking musical qualities.

  1. Lacking musical talent or interestB2formal

    Having no natural ability or interest in music.

    frsans talent musical

    • Despite years of lessons, he remained completely unmusical.
    • She is unmusical and cannot carry a tune.
    • His unmusical ear made choir practice a challenge.

    Synonymestone-deaf

    Antonymesmelodiousmusicaltuneful

  2. Not musical in natureB2formal

    Not relating to or characteristic of music.

    frnon musical

    • The sound of the machinery was harsh and unmusical.
    • Her voice had an unmusical quality that grated on the ears.
    • The poem's rhythm felt unmusical compared to traditional verse.

    Synonymesnonmusical

  3. Lacking melodyB2formal

    Devoid of pleasant or harmonious sound; discordant.

    frnon mélodique

    • The composition was deliberately unmusical, using dissonant chords.
    • The bird's call was surprisingly unmusical.
    • The unmusical clatter of pots and pans filled the kitchen.

    Synonymescacophonousdiscordantdissonantharshinharmoniousjarringtunelessunmelodic

    Antonymesharmoniousmelodicmelodiousmusicaltuneful

Formes
  • more unmusical comparative form
  • most unmusical superlative form
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