orchestrion Antonyms
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Meaning of orchestrion
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orchestrion (n.)
A large music box imitating a variety of orchestral instruments.
orchestrion Sentence Examples
- The antique orchestrion in the museum played a haunting melody from a bygone era.
- The skilled craftsman meticulously repaired the intricate mechanism of the orchestrion, restoring its musical glory.
- The ballroom echoed with the enchanting sounds of the orchestrion, inviting guests to dance.
- The children were mesmerized by the cylindrical music sheets that caused the orchestrion's keys to play.
- The orchestrion's automated performance transported listeners to a world of enchanting melodies.
- The restoration project aimed to preserve the orchestrion's legacy as a musical marvel.
- The grand orchestrion stood tall in the music hall, its gleaming brass and carved wood a testament to its artistry.
- The orchestrion's intricate gears and bellows created a mesmerizing symphony of sound.
- The town square came alive with music as the orchestrion played a lively polka that set people dancing.
- The orchestrion's enchanting tunes provided a soothing backdrop for the romantic stroll.
FAQs About the word orchestrion
A large music box imitating a variety of orchestral instruments.
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No antonyms found.
The antique orchestrion in the museum played a haunting melody from a bygone era.
The skilled craftsman meticulously repaired the intricate mechanism of the orchestrion, restoring its musical glory.
The ballroom echoed with the enchanting sounds of the orchestrion, inviting guests to dance.
The children were mesmerized by the cylindrical music sheets that caused the orchestrion's keys to play.
