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musicophile

musicophile noun: one who loves music.

Noun

musicophile (plural musicophiles)

  1. One who loves music.
    • For instance, the methods used to examine the evaluation of pitch accuracy as a technical component of singing could easily be adapted to examine more general aspects, such as music preferences among musicophiles and non-musicophiles and would thus contribute to a better understanding of music...2015 August 27, “Layman versus Professional Musician: Who Makes the Better Judge?”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
    Synonyms:
    melomaniac

Synonyms of musicophile

Forms of musicophile

pluralmusicophiles

Origin of musicophile

From music + -o- + -phile.

Questions about musicophile

What does musicophile mean?
Musicophile means one who loves music.
What part of speech is musicophile?
Musicophile is a noun.
What is the plural of musicophile?
The plural of musicophile is musicophiles.

Words near musicophile in the dictionary

  1. musicology
  2. musicomania
  3. musicomechanical
  4. musicon
  5. musicons
  6. musicophile
  7. musicophiles
  8. musicophilia
  9. musicophilosophical
  10. musicophobia
  11. musicopoetic

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