chorded (Meaning)

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chorded (imp. & p. p.)

of Chord

The guitar strings were meticulously chorded for the upcoming performance.
She chorded the piano keys with grace, producing a melodious tune.
His fingers swiftly chorded the strings of the ukulele, creating a cheerful rhythm.
The musician chorded the harp strings with precision, filling the room with enchanting melodies.
As the violinist chorded the instrument, the audience was captivated by the emotional resonance of the music.
The song was beautifully chorded, evoking memories of a distant time.
He chorded the notes on the accordion effortlessly, showcasing his mastery of the instrument.
The singer chorded the verses of the song, infusing each lyric with heartfelt emotion.
With practiced skill, she chorded the mandolin strings, bringing the folk tune to life.
The musician chorded the strings of the sitar, weaving intricate patterns of sound into the air.

of Chord

coincided,corresponded, conformed, fitted, agreed, consisted, harmonized, fit, squared, jibed

contradicted, disagreed (with),differed (from), disputed, differed (from), contradicted, disputed, disagreed (with), negated, nullified

The guitar strings were meticulously chorded for the upcoming performance.

She chorded the piano keys with grace, producing a melodious tune.

His fingers swiftly chorded the strings of the ukulele, creating a cheerful rhythm.

The musician chorded the harp strings with precision, filling the room with enchanting melodies.