polyphonous (Meaning)

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polyphonous (a)

of or relating to or characterized by polyphony

The choir's polyphonous rendition of the anthem filled the cathedral with intricate harmonies.
The polyphonous symphony created a tapestry of sound that enveloped the audience.
The composer's polyphonous masterpiece showcased the simultaneous interplay of multiple melodies.
The polyphonous texture of the music allowed for the exploration of complex rhythmic and tonal relationships.
The layered and polyphonous vocals evoked a sense of depth and fullness in the performance.
The polyphonous nature of the conversation made it difficult to determine who was speaking at times.
The polyphonous voices of the crowd rose in a chorus of applause and cheers.
The polyphonous dialogue in the play reflected the diverse perspectives and viewpoints of the characters.
The polyphonous text, rich in multiple meanings and interpretations, invited readers to engage in deep analysis.
The polyphonous symphony of the cityscape blended the sounds of traffic, laughter, and the distant murmur of conversation.

of or relating to or characterized by polyphony

harmonic, tonal, rhythmic, orchestral, rhythmical, lyrical, lyric, homophonic, songful, chordal

tuneless, metallic, shrill, inharmonious, shrill, harsh, raucous,dissonant, scratching, disharmonious

The choir's polyphonous rendition of the anthem filled the cathedral with intricate harmonies.

The polyphonous symphony created a tapestry of sound that enveloped the audience.

The composer's polyphonous masterpiece showcased the simultaneous interplay of multiple melodies.

The polyphonous texture of the music allowed for the exploration of complex rhythmic and tonal relationships.