fuguist (Meaning)
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fuguist (n.)
A musician who composes or performs fugues.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fuguist
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fuguist Sentence Examples
- The enigmatic fuguist's ability to improvise captivating melodies left his audience spellbound.
- Emily's fuguing episodes were a peculiar form of amnesia that erased her memories of the past few hours.
- The fuguist's mind raced uncontrollably, producing a whirlwind of elusive thoughts.
- Researchers studied the fuguist's brain activity in hopes of unlocking the secrets of memory formation.
- The fuguist's amnesia extended beyond personal experiences, erasing even his name and family connections.
- Uncertainty haunted the fuguist's existence as he grappled with the constant loss of his immediate past.
- The hospital's fuguist patient perplexed medical professionals with his ability to compose intricate musical pieces despite his memory impairments.
- The fuguist's sudden disappearance from the concert hall left the audience in a state of disbelief.
- Sarah's fuguing episodes provided her with brief respites from the trauma that plagued her thoughts.
- The fuguist's fragmented memories became a tantalizing puzzle for both doctors and family members alike.
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A musician who composes or performs fugues.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The enigmatic fuguist's ability to improvise captivating melodies left his audience spellbound.
Emily's fuguing episodes were a peculiar form of amnesia that erased her memories of the past few hours.
The fuguist's mind raced uncontrollably, producing a whirlwind of elusive thoughts.
Researchers studied the fuguist's brain activity in hopes of unlocking the secrets of memory formation.
