Unmusical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNMUSICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not musical
• not pleasing to the ear
• unskilled in or indifferent to music
• (of a person) unable to appreciate or play music
• lacking interest in or talent for music
• not musical in nature
• lacking melody

Words related to UNMUSICAL

unmusically18 unmusicalness17

Words that contain UNMUSICAL

unmusically18 unmusicalness17 unmusicalnesses19

How to use UNMUSICAL in a sentence

• III At this moment the cook stepped into view, and, making a trumpet of his two hands, sent across the water a long, weird, and not unmusical cry.
• Tennyson she loved, and latterly also Browning, with protests against his obscurity and his occasionally most unmusical English.
• His voice was rather high and unmusical, but his distinct enunciation and earnestness of manner gave a peculiar attraction to his pulpit oratory.
• They could sing like birds, and, what seemed like witchcraft to the unmusical little Americans about them, they could sing in harmony as easily as they could carry an air.
• Then there was the endless sound of wooden shoes clattering over the rough pavements, and people talking in that most unmusical of all languages, low Dutch.
• It is rather a surprising circumstance that such an unmusical party should be so keen on singing.
• Choir practice was choir practice, a mysterious thing he never interfered with, knowing himself to be unmusical.
• Some rode ahead, and, with loud but not unmusical cries, invited and urged the animals and their drivers to follow.
• This affectation only gives one more proof of our unhealthy, stupid, and unmusical infancy in piano performances.
• What would Father Strauss say to this affected, unmusical performance, that bids defiance to all good taste? DOMINIE.
• Every child, however apparently unmusical, should be given its chance, at any rate up to the age of twelve years.
• And that principle which repels the musical, or the just? The unmusical, he said, and the unjust.
• I have always thought that the people born and reared, as Bernard was, among the Mourne Mountains and their surroundings have anything but an unmusical accent.
• The last note was unmusical and uttered quite staccato.
• The last note in this, as in the lullaby I noted above, is unmusical and staccato.
• This is one reason why most song is as yet so intrinsically unmusical.
• Yet we have two nations that we never expect to hear from in this respect, for it is a known fact that the Japanese and Chinese are wholly unmusical.
• Five discordant tones compose their scale, unmusical and untrue chords, or, one might say, discord.
• A singer must reject any unmusical sound and, above all things, rule out any departure from the pitch.
• Unfortunately, the magnificent passages are interspersed with unmusical ones.
• Because of the prevalence of consonants, the German and the English languages are relatively unmusical.
• He sang in a low, not unmusical tone the death-chant of the Hurons.
• Not a sound anywhere, not the very faintest sound, until far away behind them they heard a human voice singing in a strong, droning, unmusical fashion.
• The hard, unmusical voice of the day is a hybrid, unnatural and altogether unnecessary voice.
• The pushed-up tone means local, muscular effort, contraction, and a hard, unmusical voice.
• Under these conditions, as before stated, the tone may be brilliant, but it will always be unsympathetic and unmusical.
• Unless this condition is present in arms, wrist and shoulders, the tone will be hard and the whole performance constrained and unmusical.
• We wonder how they ever could have been considered unmusical.
• I remembered it well because, in the parade on Decoration Day, I was on horseback riding a somewhat unmusical horse.
• But can the musician by his art make men unmusical? Certainly not.
• While he performed it, his somewhat unmusical voice trembled with inward emotion.

Similar words containing MUSIC without suffix al and without prefix un

music9 amusic10 musick14 musics10 musical11 musicks15 musicale12 musicals12 musician12 musicked17 musicker16 nonmusic12 antimusic13 musicales13 musically16 musicians13 musickers17 musicking18 musicless13 nonmusics13 antimusics14 musicalise14 musicality17 musicalize23 musicianer14 musicianly17 musicology18 nonmusical14 antimusical15 musicalised16 musicalises15 musicalized25 musicalizes24 musicalness15 musicianers15 nonmusicals15 nonmusician15 technomusic20 unmusically18 extramusical23 musicalising17 musicalities16 musicalizing26 musicianship21 musicologies17 musicologist17 nonmusicians16 technomusics21 musicianlier16 musicalnesses17 musicianships22 musicological20 musicologists18 musicotherapy25 unmusicalness17 musicianliest17 musicalisation18 musicalization27 ethnomusicology26 musicalisations19 musicalizations28 musicologically25 musicotherapies24 unmusicalnesses19 ethnomusicologi23 ethnomusicologies25 ethnomusicologist25 ethnomusicological28 ethnomusicologists26

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