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Monodic

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense: Pertaining to or characterized by monody.

Definitions:

1. Relating to or consisting of a single melodic line without accompaniment.
2. Characterized by a single dominant voice or perspective.

Examples:

Adjective:

1. The singer delivered a mesmerizing monodic performance, captivating the audience with his poignant vocals.
2. In monodic compositions, the melody takes the center stage, evoking powerful emotions without any instrumental support.
3. The poem had a monodic quality, with its consistent tone and singular voice conveying a clear message.

Noun:

1. The monodic of the Gregorian chant enhances its devotional and meditative nature.
2. He adopted a monodic style in his novel, allowing the reader to immerse themselves in the protagonist's inner thoughts and experiences.

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