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Term: immusical

Definition:

adj. Lacking musical ability or talent; not musically inclined or skilled.

Senses:

1. Musical Ineptitude: Refers to someone's lack of natural musical aptitude or skill.

Sample Sentence: Despite practicing for hours, he remained immusical and couldn't differentiate between notes.

2. Dissonant or Unpleasant: Pertaining to music that lacks harmony or sounds unpleasant.

Sample Sentence: The composer intentionally included an immusical section in the symphony to evoke a sense of chaos.

Usage:

Popular Usage: In everyday language, immusical is used to describe someone who is tone-deaf or has difficulty appreciating or understanding music.

Sample Sentence: John's singing is completely immusical; he always seems to be off-key.

Local Usage: In certain regions or communities, immusical might be used to label music styles that are distinct or specific to that locality.

Sample Sentence: The traditional folk songs of this village are quite immusical to those who are accustomed to mainstream music.

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