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Meaning of tuneless
The primary meaning of the word "tuneless" is lacking musical quality or melody.
Etymology of tuneless
The word "tuneless" originates from the Old English word "tūnian," meaning to sing or make music, and the suffix "-less," indicating a lack or absence of something.
Historically, the term has been used to describe sounds, voices, or music that are unpleasant, unmelodious, or lacking in musical quality.
Synonyms
discordant
unmusical
unmelodious
off-key
tone-deaf
cacophonous
harsh
grating
jarring
unpleasant
unharmonious
inharmonious
flat
sharp
out-of-tune
unPitched
shrill
ear-piercing
screeching
squeaky
nasal
raspy
hoarse
gruff
coarse
rough
dull
monotonous
dreary
lifeless
spiritless
uninspired
lacking rhythm
arrhythmic
Definitions
- Having an unpleasant or unmelodious sound
- Lacking musical quality or melody
- Unable to sing or play in tune
Usage Examples
- The tuneless singing of the amateur choir made the audience cringe.
- The tuneless melody of the song made it difficult to listen to.
- The singer's tuneless voice was often criticized by music critics.
Antonyms
harmonious
melodious
musical
tuneful
sweet
pleasant
soothing
euphonic
symphonic
orchestral
choral
vocal
instrumental
rhythmic
lyrical
poetic
expressive
resonant
rich
full
sonorous
dulcet