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theory of musical equilibration

theory of musical equilibration noun: theory that music does not directly convey emotions but rather abstract volitional content that is emotionally perceived.

Noun

theory of musical equilibration (uncountable)

  1. theory that music does not directly convey emotions but rather abstract volitional content that is emotionally perceived

Questions about theory of musical equilibration

What does theory of musical equilibration mean?
Theory of musical equilibration means theory that music does not directly convey emotions but rather abstract volitional content that is emotionally perceived.
What part of speech is theory of musical equilibration?
Theory of musical equilibration is a noun.

Words near theory of musical equilibration in the dictionary

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  4. theory of mind
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  6. theory of musical equilibration
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  8. theory of value
  9. Theory X
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