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Meaning of tibicinate
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tibicinate (v. i.)
To play on a tibia, or pipe.
tibicinate Sentence Examples
- The medieval minstrel tibicinated a haunting melody on his flute.
- The concert hall reverberated with the tibicinating sounds of the orchestra's wind section.
- The young musician's tibicination exhibited remarkable skill and intonation.
- The cheerful tibicination of birds filled the air with joyous notes.
- The tibicinate was performed with great passion and virtuosity, captivating the audience.
- The melodious tibicination of the piccolo soared effortlessly above the other instruments.
- The tibicinating musicians synchronized their notes perfectly, creating a harmonious blend.
- The ancient art of tibicination has been passed down through generations and continues to inspire performers and listeners alike.
- The tibicination of the oboe evoked a sense of longing and melancholia.
- The tibicinating sound of the clarinet pierced through the fabric of the night air, carrying with it a message of hope.
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To play on a tibia, or pipe.
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The medieval minstrel tibicinated a haunting melody on his flute.
The concert hall reverberated with the tibicinating sounds of the orchestra's wind section.
The young musician's tibicination exhibited remarkable skill and intonation.
The cheerful tibicination of birds filled the air with joyous notes.
