polyphonically
/ˌpɑlɪˈfɑnɪkli/
adverb
- In a way that involves multiple independent melodies or voices sounding together.
- The choir sang polyphonically, with each section carrying its own melody.
- The composer arranged the piece polyphonically, weaving three distinct lines of music.
- In the Renaissance, motets were often written polyphonically to create rich, layered sound.
- In a way that involves many different sounds or voices at the same time.
- The protest was polyphonically loud, with chants from many groups overlapping.
- The city street hummed polyphonically with car horns, chatter, and music.
- The forest echoed polyphonically with bird calls and rustling leaves.
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