Musical
Musical adjective - Having a pleasing mixture of notes.
Usage example: the song of the skylark has been celebrated for being especially musical
Orchestral and musical are semantically related in harmonic topic. In some cases you can use "Orchestral" instead an adjective "Musical".
Orchestral
Orchestral adjective - Relating to or composed for an orchestra.
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Synonyms for Orchestral
Musical and orchestral are semantically related in symphonic topic. You can use "Musical" instead an adjective "Orchestral".
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Related pairs
- sweet and musical
- sweet and orchestral
- lyrical and musical
- lyrical and orchestral
- silvery and musical
- silvery and orchestral
- dulcet and musical
- dulcet and orchestral
- mellifluous and musical
- mellifluous and orchestral
- melodious and musical
- melodious and orchestral
- harmonious and musical
- harmonious and orchestral
Both words in one sentence
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer: in the musical episode, "Once More With Feeling" (S6-E7), the usual theme song by Nerf Herder is changed to an classical styled orchestral version.
Source: Variations on a Theme Song -
Orchestral Bombing: Mahito Yokota once again provides his musical flair for the Bowser battles.
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Musical Nod: In Origins the final boss's theme is an orchestral version of the first game's battle theme.
Source: Video Game / Baten Kaitos
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