symphony
noun
An elaborate musical composition for full orchestra, typically in four movements; harmony of sound; something regarded as a composition of different elements.
Etymology
From Greek symphonia "harmony, agreement of sound," from syn "together" + phone "sound, voice."
Examples in Use
- 1.
"Beethoven's Ninth Symphony remains one of the most celebrated works in classical music."
- 2.
"The sunset was a symphony of orange, pink, and purple hues."
- 3.
"The busy kitchen was a symphony of sizzling pans and chopping knives."
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Fun Fact
The word symphony originally meant any harmonious combination of sounds. The modern symphony orchestra format was largely established by Joseph Haydn, who wrote 104 symphonies in his lifetime.
Word Game Tips
Letters: 8 letters (S, Y, M, P, H, O, N, Y)
Scrabble Value: 21 points
Tip: Look for common letter combinations like "SY" at the start of words.
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