Music and Punishment

Music

Music noun - Punishment for one's actions.

Usage example: you have to face the music

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Punishment and music are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Punishment" instead a noun "Music".

Nearby Words: muse, musical, musician, musically

Punishment noun - Suffering, loss, or hardship imposed in response to a crime or offense.

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Music and punishment are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Music" with "Punishment", this nouns are similar.

good	good music	good punishment
special	special music	special punishment
best	best music	best punishment
better	better music	better punishment
Other adjectives: similar, usual, appropriate, standard, light, actual, real, bad, main, traditional, final.

Dissonant Serenity: During the middle of Tyler going through the losers' punishment, the background music suddenly changes from a techno mix to the peaceful Ordon Village theme.

Source: Lets Play / Versus
Maxence almost kicks him to the punishment room, before cheerful music teacher Mathieu notices his baritone would be great for his choir.

Source: Bawdy Song
In Murder at Colefax Manor, those familiar with classical music will recognize that sheet music on Lord Colefax's piano relate to death, punishment from a god, and a sea cave, the latter of which is an important location towards the end of the book.

Source: Genius Bonus / Literature

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