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/ˈmu.si.ka/
Translation
music
Word origin
From Latin musica, from Greek mousike (techne) ('art of the Muses'), from Mousa ('Muse').
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- mousike
- English cognates
- music, muse, museum
Grammar
Examples
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She listens to classical music while working at home.
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The festival music could be heard from far away.
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He studied music for twelve years at school.
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Put some music on, let us dance for a bit.
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Popular music has changed a lot in recent decades.
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Popular music always changes with each generation.
Where this fits
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