augmented unison
augmented unison noun: an interval that is equivalent to a unison with one of the two notes altered by a chromatic semitone.
Noun
augmented unison (plural augmented unisons)
- an interval that is equivalent to a unison with one of the two notes altered by a chromatic semitone
- An augmented unison on A:
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- An augmented unison on A:
Forms of augmented unison
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Questions about augmented unison
- What does augmented unison mean?
- Augmented unison means an interval that is equivalent to a unison with one of the two notes altered by a chromatic semitone.
- What part of speech is augmented unison?
- Augmented unison is a noun.
- What is the plural of augmented unison?
- The plural of augmented unison is augmented unisons.
Words near augmented unison in the dictionary
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