What is another word for instrumental?
449 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ˌɪnstɹəmˈɛntə͡l], [ ˌɪnstɹəmˈɛntəl], [ ˌɪ_n_s_t_ɹ_ə_m_ˈɛ_n_t_əl]
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Similar words for instrumental:
- helpful (adjective)
- influential (adjective)
- influential, assisting (adjective)
- instrumental (adjective)
- orchestral (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pert (adjective)
- profitable (adjective)
- subservient (adjective)
- usable (adjective)
- useful (adjective)
- utilizable (adjective)
- music (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- reasoning (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Instrumental:
adj.
• helpful (adjective)- more caring,
- more bettering,
- more serendipitous,
- co operative,
- most bettering,
- in-valuable,
- in valuable,
- most serendipitous,
- more supportive,
- most symbiotic,
- more symbiotic,
- most caring.
- most operatic,
- more philharmonic,
- philharmonic,
- most philharmonic,
- most concert,
- more operatic,
- more concert.
- profitable,
- orchestral,
- in order,
- paying well,
- influential,
- operatic,
- of use,
- well-paying,
- subservient,
- useful,
- paid off,
- good for,
- purposive,
- wieldy,
- co-operative,
- usable,
- utilizable,
- symbiotic,
- self-sustaining,
- appurtenant,
- at disposal,
- consumable,
- of assistance,
- serendipitous,
- adjuvant,
- all-purpose.
- more well-paying,
- re-warding,
- most self sustaining,
- more sustaining,
- more paying,
- most selfsustaining,
- most paying,
- more self sustaining,
- selfsustaining,
- more self-sustaining,
- most self-sustaining,
- more wellpaying,
- cost effective,
- most wellpaying,
- most well paying,
- costeffective,
- more well paying,
- well paying,
- re warding,
- most sustaining,
- in black,
- wellpaying,
- most well-paying,
- self sustaining,
- more selfsustaining.
- more adjuvant,
- more appurtenant,
- flunkier,
- sub-ordinate,
- bushleague,
- most appurtenant,
- most adjuvant,
- flunkiest,
- most accessory,
- sub ordinate.
n.
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•
- flat,
- discordant,
- acoustic,
- of service,
- necessary,
- bluesy,
- bass,
- harmonic,
- funky.
- concerto,
- tune,
- quartet,
- bebop,
- hymn,
- chorus,
- carol,
- sonata,
- music,
- score,
- ditty,
- lyric,
- harmony,
- air,
- concert,
- serenade,
- ballad,
- psalm,
- syncopation,
- arrangement,
- lullaby,
- ballet,
- aria,
- composition,
- vocalization,
- song,
- melody.
- inroad,
- bearing,
- come,
- choral,
- piped music,
- exertion,
- soul,
- turn,
- contributory,
- chamber music,
- infiltration,
- head,
- disco,
- leave,
- rastafarian,
- blues,
- melodic,
- drum and bass,
- dispose,
- shape,
- diatonic,
- hip-hop,
- bear,
- manoeuvre,
- dub,
- reggae,
- affect,
- lead 1,
- world music,
- cross,
- do 1,
- weigh,
- jazz,
- governing,
- backup,
- goth,
- determinant,
- one-to-one,
- colour,
- carry,
- claw,
- spill,
- skiffle,
- bhangra,
- tell,
- jungle,
- minor league,
- impact,
- elegiac,
- applicability,
- rock,
- new age music,
- elevator music,
- dance music,
- garage,
- unaccompanied,
- guide,
- canned music,
- under,
- anthemic,
- instrumental case,
- incidental music,
- trip-hop,
- unlock,
- inspiration,
- light,
- extend,
- soul music,
- mould,
- dubstep,
- classical,
- bop,
- serial music,
- politics,
- thing,
- rhythm and blues,
- polyphony,
- across-the-board,
- spill over,
- effective,
- helpful,
- funk,
- warp,
- atonal,
- major league,
- implemental,
- early music,
- prompt,
- tonal,
- work,
- infiltrate,
- gospel,
- orchestra,
- psych ops,
- conducive,
- influence,
- house,
- Muzak,
- easy listening,
- symphony,
- inflect,
- resonate,
- soundtrack,
- cross over,
- unplayable,
- opera,
- pen,
- Gregorian Chant,
- indie,
- pop,
- ragga,
- twelve-bar blues,
- ambient music,
- play,
- run,
- act,
- tilt,
- psychological warfare,
- RAGA,
- mark,
- sphere of influence,
- popular music,
- force,
- reverberate,
- techno,
- backing,
- rap,
- strike,
- jerk,
- start,
- ear.
v.
• reasoning (verb)Other synonyms:
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- fertile,
- prolific,
- productive.
- helper,
- agent,
- dative,
- laborsaving,
- aid,
- deputy,
- Mediatorial,
- ministerial,
- helpfully,
- minister,
- weighty,
- telling,
- efficacious,
- ministrant,
- leading,
- comrade,
- conduce,
- champion,
- instrumentality,
- dominant,
- usefully,
- prestigious,
- nurtural,
- locative,
- accusative,
- backer,
- strong,
- conductive,
- ministering,
- mechanical,
- persuasive,
- genitive,
- important,
- Mediating,
- ancillary,
- answer,
- delegate,
- resort,
- serving,
- serve,
- promoter,
- friend,
- influentially,
- exponent,
- device,
- forceful,
- favourably,
- pander to,
- organic,
- guiding,
- surrogate,
- refuge,
- agential,
- patron,
- intervening,
- controlling,
- ablative,
- vocative,
- liable,
- intermediary,
- oblique case,
- prepositional,
- be useful,
- operatically,
- facilitative,
- intervene,
- adjutant,
- instrument,
- officiate,
- supportive,
- swing,
- favorably,
- supporter,
- follower,
- substantial,
- case,
- slavish,
- advocate,
- jazzy,
- actively,
- accessory,
- Assisting,
- instrumentals,
- forwarding,
- Promoting,
- Facilitating,
- admirer,
- lyrically,
- nominative,
- subserve,
- supporting,
- agentival,
- indirectly,
- Instrumentally,
- avail,
- Machinal,
- acquaintance,
- vocally,
- favoring,
- acolyte,
- tend,
- powerful,
- tending,
- organically,
- possessive,
- lyrical,
- be instrumental,
- assistant,
- agentive,
- fostering,
- mediate,
- companion,
- authoritative,
- brachial,
- recourse,
- sponsor,
- significant,
- ally,
- predominant,
- intermediate,
- assistive,
- resource.
How to use "Instrumental" in context?
Instrumental music is generally defined as any music that is not vocal. This could mean any type of music, from classical to rock to metal to electronica. Instrumentals can be used in a variety of ways, from accompanying a speech or story to serving as the backdrop for a dance performance. They can also be used to convey feelings or symbolism on their own.
Instrumentals can be an incredibly versatile way to compose and perform music. They can be used to create a relaxing atmosphere or to bring a touch of excitement to a performance. They can help to depict the mood of a story or to create a sense of suspense.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
helpful.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
beneficial, contributing, deciding, facilitated, imperative, important, integral, involved, permissible, responsible, significant, overarching, mission-critical, indispensible.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
active, advantageous, assist, assistance, basic, central, conclusive, contribute, contributory, critical, crucial, decisive, defining, determinant, determinative, determining, effective, expedient, fundamental, handy, helping, indispensable, influential, instructional, instructive, invaluable, key, meaningful, paramount, permit, pivotal, predicate, primordial, role, self-serving, seminal, supportive, useful, valuable, vital, worthwhile, Contributed, instruments.
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Proper noun, singular
instrumentation.
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Verb, past tense
critical.
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Adjective
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