sym|pho´ni|ous|ly — sym|pho|ni|ous «sihm FOH nee uhs», adjective. = harmonious. (Cf. ↑harmonious) –sym|pho´ni|ous|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
sym|pho|ni|ous — «sihm FOH nee uhs», adjective. = harmonious. (Cf. ↑harmonious) –sym|pho´ni|ous|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
sym|pho|nette — «SIHM fuh NEHT», noun. 1. an orchestra similar to a symphony orchestrut having fewer members and playing less elaborate compositions. 2. a musical composition similar to a symphony but shorter and usually less elaborate: »Morton Gould s Latin… … Useful english dictionary
sym|pho|nist — «SIHM fuh nihst», noun. a composer of symphonies: »The European symphonists have their American counterparts in Harris, Piston and William Schuman (New York Times) … Useful english dictionary
sym|pho|nize — «SIHM fuh nyz», intransitive verb, nized, niz|ing. to agree; harmonize … Useful english dictionary
sym·pho·ny — /ˈsımfəni/ noun, pl nies [count] 1 : a long piece of music that is usually in four large, separate sections and that is performed by an orchestra 2 : ↑symphony orchestra … Useful english dictionary
sym — sym·bol; sym·bol·ic; sym·bol·ist; sym·bran·chi·ate; sym·me·try; sym·pa·thet·ic; sym·pa·tho·lyt·ic; sym·pa·tho·mimetic; sym·phi·lid; sym·plec·tic; sym·po·si·ac; strepho·sym·bol·ic; sym·bi·on·ic; sym·bi·on·tic; sym·bi·ot; sym·bi·ot·i·cal;… … English syllables
sym|bo|lo|pho|bi|a — «SIHM buh loh FOH bee uh», noun. an abnormal fear of having one s actions interpreted symbolically … Useful english dictionary
symphony — sym·pho·ny … English syllables
Symphorie — Sym|pho|rie, die; , Sym|pho|rịs|mus, der; [zu griech. symphérein = zusammentragen] (Biol.): Form einer Gemeinschaft von Tieren, bei der die eine Tierart die andere als Transportmittel benutzt, ohne sie zu schädigen … Universal-Lexikon