Definition for Fugue:

• A composition in which the different parts run after or follow each other, each repeating the subject at a certain interval above or below the preceding part.

Synonyms for Fugue:

• n.

  •
  • cantata,
  • andante,
  • bass,
  • allegro,
  • arrangement,
  • air,
  • adagio,
  • chorus,
  • concerto,
  • chant.
  •amnesia (noun)
  • stupor.
  •communication (noun)
  • fugue.
  •flight (noun)
  • spring,
  • exodus,
  • powder,
  • escape,
  • beat,
  • slip,
  • breakout,
  • retreat,
  • getaway,
  • lam,
  • exit,
  • out,
  • break.
  •forgetfulness (noun)
  • amnesia,
  • obliviousness,
  • repression,
  • limbo,
  • suppression,
  • abstraction,
  • laxness,
  • lethe,
  • nirvana,
  • dreaminess,
  • loss of memory,
  • blackout,
  • oblivion,
  • short memory,
  • lapse of memory,
  • blockout,
  • paramnesia,
  • carelessness,
  • negligence,
  • inattention,
  • heedlessness,
  • hypomnesia,
  • blank,
  • absentmindedness.
  •fugue (noun)
  • psychogenic fugue.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • classical,
  • classical music,
  • dissociative disorder,
  • escapement,
  • flight,
  • forgetfulness,
  • mental state,
  • music,
  • psychological state,
  • retreating,
  • running away,
  • serious music,
  • Escaping,
  • OUTS,
  • fugues,
  • exfiltration,
  • getaway car.

Paraphrases for Fugue:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    escape.

Antonyms for Fugue:

• n.

  • flight
    coming, standing, waiting, arrival, Staying.
  • forgetfulness
    remembering, heed, mindfulness, attentiveness.

Fugue Sentence Examples:

• Gradually the right hand was added, and regardless of his awkward position, the fugue developed in all conceivable manners for the space of half an hour, when he suddenly awoke to discover that his pupil was still in his place before the pianoforte.

• The King next requested him to play a six - part fugue, and Bach extemporised one on a theme selected by himself.

Hyponym for Fugue:

• n.

  • communication
    classical music, classical, serious music.
  • state
    mental state, psychological state, psychological condition, dissociative disorder, mental condition.