pair of virginals Antonyms
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Meaning of pair of virginals
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pair of virginals (n)
a legless rectangular harpsichord; played (usually by women) in the 16th and 17th centuries
pair of virginals Sentence Examples
- The ivory keys of the virginals gleamed under the flickering candlelight.
- She gracefully performed a Bach concerto on the ornate instrument, her fingers dancing across the virginals.
- The virginals' sound filled the grand hall with its sweet and ethereal melody.
- The noblewoman's personal virginals were carefully crafted with exquisite marquetry and gilded details.
- Despite being an antique, the virginals still retained its original beauty and functionality.
- The music tutor instructed his pupil to practice diligently on the virginals, emphasizing its unique historical significance.
- The museum's rare collection of virginals showcased the evolution of keyboard instruments.
- The virginals' popularity waned with the rise of the harpsichord and later the piano.
- The young composer's debut piece was written for virginals and garnered critical acclaim.
- The sound of the virginals evoked a sense of nostalgia and transported listeners to a bygone era.
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a legless rectangular harpsichord; played (usually by women) in the 16th and 17th centuries
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The ivory keys of the virginals gleamed under the flickering candlelight.
She gracefully performed a Bach concerto on the ornate instrument, her fingers dancing across the virginals.
The virginals' sound filled the grand hall with its sweet and ethereal melody.
The noblewoman's personal virginals were carefully crafted with exquisite marquetry and gilded details.
