ragalike
ragalike adjective: resembling raga or some aspect of it.
Adjective
ragalike (comparative more ragalike, superlative most ragalike)
- Resembling raga or some aspect of it.
- On a ballad called “If Only Once,” she shared lyrical duties with Mr. Cline, who demonstrated sensitivity and restraint in an improvisation over a ragalike pedal tone. Ms. Scheinman’s solo on the tune was stately but not remote; she packed many shades of melancholy into a few understated phrases.2007 February 3, Nate Chinen, “Kindred Spirits in Groove”, in New York Times
Forms of ragalike
| comparative | more ragalike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most ragalike |
Origin of ragalike
From raga + -like.
Questions about ragalike
- What does ragalike mean?
- Ragalike means resembling raga or some aspect of it.
- What part of speech is ragalike?
- Ragalike is an adjective.
Words near ragalike in the dictionary
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