What is another word for monody?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈɒnə͡ʊdi], [ mˈɒnəʊdi], [ m_ˈɒ_n_əʊ_d_i]
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Synonyms for Monody:
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• communication • dirge • requiem Other relevant words:
- Alba ,
- Amoebaeum ,
- Anacreontic ,
- CANSO ,
- Canzonet ,
- Cento ,
- Chanson ,
- Chiming ,
- Consonancy ,
- Epicedium ,
- Epithalamium ,
- Epode ,
- Epopee ,
- Epopoeia ,
- Georgic ,
- Ghazal ,
- Ghazel ,
- Idyl ,
- Jeremiade ,
- Monochord ,
- Nenia ,
- Palinode ,
- Prothalamium ,
- Thanatopsis ,
- Threne ,
- Threnode ,
- Triolet ,
- Unisonance ,
- Villanelle ,
- Virelay ,
- accord ,
- accordance ,
- attune ,
- attunement ,
- balada ,
- ballad ,
- ballade ,
- bucolic ,
- canticle ,
- carol ,
- chime ,
- clerihew ,
- concentus ,
- concert ,
- concord ,
- concordance ,
- consonance ,
- consort ,
- coronach ,
- crape ,
- cypress ,
- dead march ,
- death knell ,
- death song ,
- descant ,
- diapason ,
- dirge ,
- dithyramb ,
- eclogue ,
- elegy ,
- epic ,
- epic poem ,
- epigram ,
- epos ,
- eulogy ,
- euphony ,
- funeral march ,
- funeral song ,
- haiku ,
- harmonics ,
- harmony ,
- homophony ,
- hymn ,
- idyll ,
- jeremiad ,
- jingle ,
- keen ,
- knell ,
- lachrymatory ,
- lamentation ,
- limerick ,
- lyric ,
- madrigal ,
- mantra ,
- moaning ,
- monophony ,
- mourning ,
- music ,
- narrative poem ,
- nursery rhyme ,
- ode ,
- paean ,
- pastoral ,
- pastoral elegy ,
- pastourelle ,
- plainchant ,
- plainsong ,
- plaint ,
- poem ,
- psalm ,
- requiem ,
- rhapsody ,
- rhyme ,
- rondeau ,
- rondel ,
- rondo ,
- roundel ,
- roundelay ,
- sackcloth and ashes ,
- satire ,
- sestina ,
- singsong ,
- sloka ,
- sonnet ,
- symphony ,
- synchronism ,
- synchronization ,
- tanka ,
- tenso ,
- threnody ,
- tune ,
- unison ,
- verse ,
- versicle ,
- weeds ,
- willow .
How to use "Monody" in context?
The definition of monody is a type of poetry that typically employs a single dominant melody or refrain. This can be in the form of a line, a phrase, or a whole poem. The purpose of this melody is usually to provide a smooth, calming influence, or to convey a specific emotional message.
Monody is often used to explore personal thoughts and emotions. This is partly because the use of a single melody allows the author to focus on the substance of their words, rather than on Bombastic flourishes or flashy displays of technique.
Hyponym for Monody:
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