diaphonical (Meaning)
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diaphonical (a.)
Diacoustic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diaphonical
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diaphonical Sentence Examples
- The cathedral resonated with the diaphonical harmony of the choir's voices.
- The diaphonical arrangement of the instruments created a mesmerizing ambiance in the concert hall.
- Their performance was characterized by a diaphonical blend of traditional and modern musical elements.
- The diaphonical chanting of the monks echoed through the monastery walls.
- As the sun set, the diaphonical sounds of nature enveloped the forest.
- The diaphonical melodies of the folk songs captivated the audience's hearts.
- In the distance, the wind carried the diaphonical tones of a distant flute player.
- The diaphonical structure of the piece showcased the composer's innovative approach to music.
- The cathedral's architecture was designed to enhance diaphonical acoustics.
- Through practice and dedication, the musicians achieved a flawless diaphonical synchronization in their performance.
FAQs About the word diaphonical
Diacoustic.
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No antonyms found.
The cathedral resonated with the diaphonical harmony of the choir's voices.
The diaphonical arrangement of the instruments created a mesmerizing ambiance in the concert hall.
Their performance was characterized by a diaphonical blend of traditional and modern musical elements.
The diaphonical chanting of the monks echoed through the monastery walls.
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