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quasimusical

quasimusical adjective: having, or appearing to have, certain aspects or properties of music; apparently, but not actually, musical.

Adjective

quasimusical (comparative more quasimusical, superlative most quasimusical)

  1. Having, or appearing to have, certain aspects or properties of music; apparently, but not actually, musical.
    Synonyms:
    pseudomusical

Synonyms of quasimusical

Forms of quasimusical

comparativemore quasimusical
superlativemost quasimusical

Origin of quasimusical

From quasi- + musical.

Questions about quasimusical

What does quasimusical mean?
Quasimusical means having, or appearing to have, certain aspects or properties of music; apparently, but not actually, musical.
What part of speech is quasimusical?
Quasimusical is an adjective.

Words near quasimusical in the dictionary

  1. quasimoon
  2. quasimoons
  3. quasimorphisms
  4. Quasimoto
  5. quasimunicipal
  6. quasimusical
  7. quasineutral
  8. quasineutrality
  9. quasineutron
  10. quasineutrons
  11. quasinilpotent

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