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symphonics

symphonics noun: symphonic effects in music.

Noun

symphonics pl (plural only)

  1. (plural, plural-only) symphonic effects in music
    • This neo-progressive British band gets better whenever it expands its ambitions, and for its fifth album, “The Resistance,” it is going all out: bombastic rock symphonics, dystopian electronic boogies, Chopin quotations, visions of pan-Eurasian political unification.2009 September 13, The New York Times, “Hope and Regret, Recorded and Live”, in New York Times

Origin of symphonics

From symphony + -ics.

Questions about symphonics

What does symphonics mean?
Symphonics means symphonic effects in music.
What part of speech is symphonics?
Symphonics is a noun.

Words near symphonics in the dictionary

  1. symphonic
  2. symphonic poem
  3. symphonic poems
  4. symphonic pop
  5. symphonically
  6. symphonics
  7. symphonies
  8. symphoniette
  9. symphoniettes
  10. symphonion
  11. symphonions

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