diazeuxis
diazeuxis noun: the separation of two tetrachords by the distance of an octave, as that between the hypaton and hyperboleon tetrachords.
Noun
diazeuxis (countable and uncountable, plural diazeuxes)
- The separation of two tetrachords by the distance of an octave, as that between the hypaton and hyperboleon tetrachords.
Forms of diazeuxis
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Questions about diazeuxis
- What does diazeuxis mean?
- Diazeuxis means the separation of two tetrachords by the distance of an octave, as that between the hypaton and hyperboleon tetrachords.
- What part of speech is diazeuxis?
- Diazeuxis is a noun.
- What is the plural of diazeuxis?
- The plural of diazeuxis is diazeuxes.
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