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  • 71music — mu·sic || mjuːzɪk n. composed rhythmical sound; playing of musical instruments, singing; musical notes in written form …

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  • 72musical — mu·si·cal || mjuːzɪkl n. stage production incorporating music and dancing adj. of or pertaining to music; tuneful, melodious, harmonious; skilled in music; set to or accompanied by music …

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  • 73musicality — mu·si·cal·i·ty· || ‚mjuːzɪ kælÉ™tɪ n. condition of pertaining to music; melodiousness; skill or talent in music …

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  • 74musicals — mu·si·cal || mjuːzɪkl n. stage production incorporating music and dancing adj. of or pertaining to music; tuneful, melodious, harmonious; skilled in music; set to or accompanied by music …

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  • 75musician — mu·si·cian || mjuː zɪʃn n. one who plays a musical instrument professionally; composer of music …

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  • 76musicians — mu·si·cian || mjuː zɪʃn n. one who plays a musical instrument professionally; composer of music …

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  • 77musicology — mu·si·col·o·gy || ‚mjuːzɪ kÉ‘lÉ™dʒɪ / kÉ’ n. research of music or the history of music; study of the nature of sound …

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  • 78mutability — mu·ta·bil·i·ty || ‚mjuːtÉ™ bɪlÉ™tɪ n. quality of being changeable, likelihood of mutation; fickleness …

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  • 79mutable — mu·ta·ble || mjuːtÉ™bl adj. given to alteration, changeable; unstable …

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  • 80mutant — mu·tant || mjuːtÉ™nt n. organism that developed as a result of mutation (with inheritable traits that differ from those of the parent) adj. resulting from mutation; experiencing mutation …

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