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philomusical

philomusical adjective: loving music.

Adjective

philomusical (comparative more philomusical, superlative most philomusical)

  1. Loving music.
    • The opera being now arrived at its summit of glory in this philomusical city, we shall be less minute in our account of its progress, and only mention the principal persons […]1789, Charles Burney, A General History of Music

Forms of philomusical

comparativemore philomusical
superlativemost philomusical

Origin of philomusical

From philo- + musical.

Questions about philomusical

What does philomusical mean?
Philomusical means loving music.
What part of speech is philomusical?
Philomusical is an adjective.

Words near philomusical in the dictionary

  1. philometrid
  2. philometrids
  3. philomot
  4. philomuse
  5. philomuses
  6. philomusical
  7. philomycid
  8. philomycids
  9. philoneism
  10. philoneist
  11. philoneistic

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