Musical and Pleasant

Musical

Musical adjective - Having a pleasing mixture of notes.
Usage example: the song of the skylark has been celebrated for being especially musical

Pleasant and musical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pleasant" instead an adjective "Musical".

Nearby Words: muse, music, musician, musically

Pleasant

Pleasant adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.

Musical and pleasant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Musical" instead an adjective "Pleasant".

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / In The Wee Small Hours Lyrical Dissonance: The musical arrangements are sweet and pleasant, despite being gloomy while Sinatra's lyrics are depressing.
  • Starfish Language The Outsiders communicate with colored light, and the Pierson's Puppeteers have a highly complex musical language note Note that musical does not necessarily mean pleasant to listen to, as it has been described as sounding like "an exploding steam calliope" or "a church choir being burnt alive".
  • In Diamanda Hagan's review of Sextette, she dubs over Dom DeLuise's musical number with "something a little more pleasant".
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