Pronunciation: /kɑntrəˈpʌntəl/
adjective relating to or characteristic of counterpoint, particularly in music
A1 The music teacher explained that contrapuntal melodies involve multiple independent lines of music.
A2 The student struggled to understand the contrapuntal structure of the piece, with its intertwining melodies.
B1 The composer's use of contrapuntal techniques added depth and complexity to the musical composition.
B2 The contrapuntal interplay between the instruments created a rich and dynamic sound in the orchestra.
C1 The contrapuntal nature of the fugue showcased the composer's mastery of intricate musical forms.
C2 The musicians demonstrated their virtuosity in performing the contrapuntal passages with precision and artistry.
formal The composer utilized contrapuntal techniques to create intricate harmonies in the piece.
informal The music teacher explained how contrapuntal melodies interact with each other in a song.
slang I love how the different instruments play off each other in a contrapuntal way.
figurative The author's writing style is contrapuntal, with multiple storylines weaving in and out of each other.
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