unmusical (Meaning)

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unmusical (a)

lacking interest in or talent for music

not musical in nature

lacking melody

The discordant cacophony produced by the unmusical band grated on the nerves of the audience.
The screeching vocals and out-of-tune instruments created an unmusical nightmare for the unsuspecting listeners.
The professor's monotone voice delivered an unmusical lecture that lulled the students to sleep.
The experimental piece of music was so unmusical that even the most avant-garde enthusiasts found it unbearable.
The unmusical hum of the refrigerator became a constant annoyance to the residents of the apartment.
The songwriter's lyrics were poetic, but the unmusical melody ruined the potential of the song.
The child's unmusical attempt at singing a nursery rhyme brought a smile to the faces of his indulgent parents.
The unmusical scratching of a violin by an inexperienced student drew laughter from the amused audience.
The symphony orchestra's unmusical performance was a testament to the lack of rehearsal and poor conducting.
The unmusical squeaking of a rusted swing evoked memories of carefree childhood summers.

lacking interest in or talent for music, not musical in nature, lacking melody

unmelodious, dissonant, inharmonious, cacophonous, noisy,shrill, unpleasant, metallic, harsh, raspy

melodic, melodious, harmonious, melodious, resonant, resonant, harmonious, tuneful, musical, tuneful

The discordant cacophony produced by the unmusical band grated on the nerves of the audience.

The screeching vocals and out-of-tune instruments created an unmusical nightmare for the unsuspecting listeners.

The professor's monotone voice delivered an unmusical lecture that lulled the students to sleep.

The experimental piece of music was so unmusical that even the most avant-garde enthusiasts found it unbearable.