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monody (103 synonym found)

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ode

homophony

heavy harmony

verse

threnode

passing bell

elegy

limerick

chiming

consonance

muffled drums

georgic

pastoral

rondel

chanson

lyric

Shakespearean sonnet

bucolic

eclogue

Horatian ode

death song

ballad

graveside oration

versicle

epithalamium

diapason

sonnet sequence

funeral song

Sapphic ode

concord

Italian sonnet

madrigal

satire

pastoral elegy

nursery rhyme

troubadour poem

verselet

funeral oration

attunement

roundelay

coronach

narrative poem

Pindaric ode

palinode

concert

tenzone

monophony

consonancy

prothalamium

knell

sloka

eulogy

dithyramb

virelay

accordance

euphony

Petrarchan sonnet

funeral march

keen

canso

clerihew

epode

tanka

synchronism

sestina

haiku

attune

epopee

epopoeia

villanelle

alba

harmony

sonnet

idyll

harmonics

English sonnet

pastorela

consort

accord

epigram

unisonance

unison

ghazel

ballade

dead march

pastourelle

balada

jingle

epicedium

chime

death knell

anacreontic

concentus

synchronization

rhyme

symphony

roundel

rondeau

tenso

monochord

triolet

three-part harmony

concordance

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Definition of monody:

(n) : an ode, as in Greek drama, for a single voice; a poem mourning the death of someone

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Definition of monody:

(n) : an ode, as in Greek drama, for a single voice; a poem mourning the death of someone

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