Chord is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHORD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to play a combination of three or more musical notes
• play, sing, or arrange notes in chords
• To provide with musical chords or strings; to string; to tune.
• To accord; to harmonize together; as, this note chords with that.
• play chords on (a string instrument)
• bring into consonance, harmony, or accord while making music or singing
• provide (a melodic line) with chords
NOUN:
• a group of (typically three or more) notes sounded together, as a basis of harmony
• a straight line joining the ends of an arc.
• the width of an aerofoil from leading to trailing edge.
• each of the two principal members of a truss
• a string on a harp or other instrument.
• straight line joining two points on a curve
• The string of a musical instrument.
• A combination of tones simultaneously performed, producing more or less perfect harmony, as, the common chord.
• A right line uniting the extremities of the arc of a circle or curve.
• A cord. See Cord, n., 4.
• The upper or lower part of a truss, usually horizontal, resisting compression or tension.
• a straight line connecting two points on a curve
• a combination of three or more notes that blend harmoniously when sounded together
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to play a chord (a combination of three or more musical tones)

Words related to CHORD

chordal13 chorded14 chording15 chords12

Words that contain CHORD

chorda12 chords12 bichord15 chordae13 chordal13 chorded14 chordee13 dichord14 chordate14 chordees14 chording15 dichords15 subchord16 trichord14 urochord14 chordates15 chordings16 chordwise18 decachord18 hexachord25 monochord17 notochord15 octachord17 rheochord18 subchords17 trichords15 urochords15 chordlike19 chordotomy21 clarichord18 clavichord21 decachords19 heptachord21 hexachords26 monochords18 notochords16 octachords18 pentachord18 rheochords19 tetrachord16 urochordal16 chordophone22 clarichords19 clavichords22 harpsichord22 heptachords22 notochordal17 octachordal19 pentachords19 tetrachords17 urochordate17 chordophones23 chordophonic25 chordotomies20 harmonichord23 harpsichords23 hemichordate23 tetrachordal18 urochordates18 clavichordist24 harmonichords24 hemichordates24 protochordate21 chordamesoderm25 clavichordists25 harpsichordist25 protochordates22 cephalochordate28 chordamesoderms26 harpsichordists26 chordamesoderma26 chordamesodermal27

How to use CHORD in a sentence

• They are indeed so beautiful in every way that they cannot fail to touch many a chord in the heart of any lover of nature.
• This was the chord upon which I played, and the responsive note was easily evoked.
• They were two notes singing together in the same chord, and he had lost his little personality, only to find it again, increased and redeemed, in an existence that was larger.
• He drew, that is, upon the larger powers of the Chord.
• I was thrilled by the common chord that makes crowds act as one man, that in this case made my heart beat in unison with all the wild things.
• A wild, imposing grandeur that stirred some responsive chord in her.
• The right chord was touched, and much as Hagar might have disliked Henry Warner she was his fast friend now.
• A spirit, almost human, speaks from the desolation, and there is something in the voiceless oracles it utters, that strikes an answering chord in my own breast.
• Why hesitate? Come, strike the lyre! Down where the chord is minor D.
• They had never known such silence, broken only by the prolonged chord of the river, as descended upon them now.
• There was something about that awkward elephant that made Jerry feel all friendly inside and struck the chord of envy in his heart.
• The sorrow he has so bravely hidden has perhaps enabled him to touch some chord in the human hearts of his readers.
• Opinions differ on this, and certain students of harmony pretend that the chord which Palestrina used only has the appearance of the dominant seventh.
• Her eyes looked gloomily forward, sometimes as his words touched a latent chord of hope, turning quickly upon him and enveloping him in a look of pathetic trust.
• In some curious way it touched a stray chord in my memory.
• When the last chord was struck he saw the women hurry down from the platform and rush toward the tables where their acquaintances sat.
• The shrill exclamation seemed to touch a chord of remembrance in the mind of Sir George Newnes.
• Webster pronounced an oration, and while we have a country and a language his words will touch a responsive chord in patriotic hearts.
• The most frequent cadence in harmony is that involving the chord on I preceded by the chord on V.
• The sacrifices, the slow work for the future, struck no chord in their minds.
• The modern treatment of the piano with the introduction of the perfect chord accelerated its victory at the same time.
• Nearly all of its tones follow the triad intervals of either the minor or its relative major tonic chords or the minor dominant chord.
• There is no show of beauty to delight The vision here, or strike the electric chord Which makes the present and the past as one.
• The idea that the condemned man had a Susan who would mourn over his untimely end touched a chord in the hearts of many among the crowd.
• The hardships endured by the criminal classes when they are so unfortunate as to get into prison always strikes a sympathetic chord in the gentle breast of Mr.
• Gandhi strikes a responsive chord in many thoughtful Indians who repudiate him as a political leader.

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