Chromatic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHROMATIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a chromatic note
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to colour
• relating to or using notes not belonging to the diatonic scale of the key in which a passage is written.
• (of a scale) ascending or descending by semitones.
• (of an instrument) able to play all the notes of the chromatic scale
• relating to or produced by colour.
• of colour or colours
• Relating to color, or to colors.
• Proceeding by the smaller intervals (half steps or semitones) of the scale, instead of the regular intervals of the diatonic scale.
• able to refract light without spectral color separation
• based on a scale consisting of 12 semitones
• being or having or characterized by hue
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• accidental

Words related to CHROMATIC

chromatically25 chromaticism23

Words that contain CHROMATIC

achromatic19 chromatics19 dichromatic21 euchromatic20 apochromatic23 chromaticism23 chromaticity24 dichromatics22 isochromatic21 panchromatic23 trichromatic21 achromaticity25 chromatically25 chromaticisms24 chromaticness22 homochromatic27 metachromatic24 monochromatic24 polychromatic27 achromatically26 amphichromatic30 chromaticities23 dichromaticism26 lithochromatic26 monochromatics25 orthochromatic26 achromaticities24 chromaticnesses24 dichromaticisms27 heterochromatic27 lithochromatics27 monochromaticit26 monochromatical26 monochromaticity30 monochromatically31 monochromaticities29

How to use CHROMATIC in a sentence

• He was therefore forced to go down the chromatic scale of creation and find another class of clients.
• The remainder of the lecture was devoted to an explanation of the determination of the chromatic relations of the colors of the spectrum.
• The light from the water-bottle was merely engaged in a chromatic problem.
• Chromatic undertook to communicate with his daughter immediately.
• Chromatic, concluded the negotiation for Sir Patrick as expeditiously as he had done for himself.
• Superior method for the chromatic and piano accordion for beginners.
• Lengthwise across the bottom are stretched a series of brass spiral springs, G G G, which are tuned to a chromatic scale.
• The secondary spectrum is very commonly confounded with the chromatic aberration of higher order.
• The observer should first determine whether the chromatic aberration is corrected.
• Her intense lustre brings out every defect of the instrument, and especially the chromatic aberration.
• Many efforts have been made to render chromatic acid an active agent in the production of photographs.
• For this purpose the chromatic elements collect into threads and split lengthwise.
• To prevent this the polar cells are cast out, which reduces the amount of chromatic material.
• Most magnificent is the descending chromatic passage that accompanies Ortrud as she casts her spell again over Frederick.
• He pulls the slide in and out a couple of times with an unearthly chromatic grunt, and then there is a deep, pregnant silence.
• He cites Marchetto of Padua as the first to write in the chromatic manner since Boethius.
• The chromatic scale in nine different positions, written from this standpoint, follows, and the syllables most commonly applied in sight-singing have also been added.
• A knowledge of these and kindred facts will save the architect from many disappointments and enable him to obtain wonderful chromatic effects by simple means.
• Chromatic, favour us with a specimen of your vocal powers.
• Mr Chromatic now requested Miss Caprioletta to favour the company with an air.
• Their chromatic taste seems to get quickened in their daily search for food among the beautiful blossoms and brilliant fruits of southern woodlands.
• All this fine chromatic scale passes within such modest boundaries that it is accused as a monotony.
• Those to the east of us were remarkable with a chromatic prominence, and you thought, while watching them, that till that moment you had not really seen them.
• There was deep feeling as well as poetry in his reading of both the Chromatic Fantaisie of Bach, and the Chopin Fantaisie in F minor which were on the program.
• Other ears are unable to detect a difference in two sounds when they differ by as much as one full step of the chromatic scale.

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