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Symphonic   /sɪmfˈɑnɪk/   Listen
Symphonic

adjective
1.
Relating to or characteristic or suggestive of a symphony.
2.
Harmonious in sound.  Synonym: symphonious.



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"Symphonic" Quotes from Famous Books



... ages, shaves, neckties and haircuts. The women wore every variety of hat, from an immense sailor perched above an immense fat face, above an immense shirtwaist bust, to minute turbans and waving plumes. They wore tailored suits, high "one piece" frocks of any material from chiffon to serge, symphonic confections like Miss Halsey's, and flowing robes presumably artistic. None wore full evening dress except the guests of honor. All, however, did not wear hats, and they arranged their hair as individually ...
— The Sisters-In-Law • Gertrude Atherton
... (as was the reason with George) they cannot. And figures prove to us, that, in the time consumed by five symphonic numbers, the startling number of four hundred and fifty hogs could be (and are daily) slaughtered, scraped, disembowelled, hewn, and packed. While forty or fifty able-bodied musicians are discoursing Beethoven's rambling ...
— Second Book of Tales • Eugene Field


Words linked to "Symphonic" :   harmonious, symphony


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