Musical
Musical adjective - Talented in or devoted to music.
Usage example: comes from a very musical family
Philharmonic and musical are semantically related In some cases you can use "Philharmonic" instead an adjective "Musical".
Philharmonic
Philharmonic adjective - Devoted to or appreciative of music.
Usage example: the most philharmonic ear is at times deeply affected by a simple air
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Synonyms for Philharmonic
Musical and philharmonic are semantically related in symphonic topic. You can use "Musical" instead an adjective "Philharmonic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- performance and musical
- performance and philharmonic
- lyrical and musical
- lyrical and philharmonic
- mellifluous and musical
- mellifluous and philharmonic
- melodious and musical
- melodious and philharmonic
- harmonious and musical
- harmonious and philharmonic
- consonant and musical
- consonant and philharmonic
- show and musical
- show and philharmonic
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The city is notable for its high poverty and murder rates, as well as being the Upstate haven of the arts; Rochester has its own Philharmonic Orchestra, music college (Eastman), and musical academy (Hochstein).
Source: Useful Notes / Rochester
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