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restoration

The act or process of returning something to its original or former condition, especially by repairing or renovating it.

Noun process_event Level 1000

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rhyme

To have or produce a correspondence of sound with another word, especially in verse.

Verb communication Level 1000

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rhyme

A correspondence of sound between words, especially in their stressed vowels and following consonants, often occurring at the ends of lines in poetry.

Noun communication_information Level 1000

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rhyming

Having or forming rhyme, especially by matching the ending sounds of words.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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rhythmic

Relating to or characteristic of rhythm in music, poetry, or movement.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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saga

A long narrative, especially one recounting the adventures and history of a family or group; originally, a medieval Icelandic prose narrative.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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salsa

A lively Latin American dance, especially one performed to salsa music.

Noun activity Level 1000

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samba

A lively Brazilian dance, especially one characterized by rhythmic hip and body movements and often performed to samba music.

Noun activity Level 1000

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satire

A form of humor or artistic expression that uses irony, ridicule, exaggeration, or parody to criticize human folly, vice, or social and political prob...

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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satirical

Using humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to criticize human behavior, institutions, or society.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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saxophone

A musical instrument in the woodwind family, usually made of metal, with a single-reed mouthpiece and a curved tube containing keys.

Noun tool Level 1000

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sculptor

A person who creates sculptures, especially by carving, modeling, or shaping materials such as stone, wood, clay, or metal.

Noun occupation Level 1000

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sequel

A work of fiction, film, television program, or game that continues the story of an earlier work.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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sonata

A musical composition, usually for one or a few instruments, typically consisting of several contrasting movements.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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sonnet

A poem, usually of fourteen lines, with a fixed rhyme scheme and poetic structure.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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soprano

A female singer with the highest commonly used adult singing voice.

Noun occupation Level 1000

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soundtrack

The recorded music and other sounds used in a film, television program, video game, or other production.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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storytelling

The activity or art of telling stories, especially by speaking or performing them for an audience.

Noun activity Level 1000

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stringed

Having strings attached or stretched across it, especially of a musical instrument.

Adjective physical_property Level 1000

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stylized

Presented or represented in a deliberately simplified, exaggerated, or nonrealistic artistic style.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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stylized

Made distinctive or recognizable by applying a particular style, especially in a consistent or highly designed way.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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stylized

Adapted or performed according to the conventions of a particular artistic or theatrical style rather than presented naturally.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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subgenre

A category within a larger genre, especially in literature, music, film, or other forms of art, distinguished by particular themes, styles, or convent...

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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superhero

A fictional hero with extraordinary powers or abilities, typically using them to fight evil and protect people.

Noun human Level 1000

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symphony

A long musical composition, usually for a full orchestra, typically consisting of several contrasting sections or movements.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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synthesizer

An electronic musical instrument that generates and modifies sounds, often allowing a player to create a wide range of tones.

Noun electronic_device Level 1000

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tango

A lively dance of Argentine origin, typically performed by two people using stylized steps and close, dramatic movements.

Noun activity Level 1000

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tango

A piece of music composed for or in the rhythm of the tango dance.

Noun communication_information Level 1000

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tempo

The speed or pace at which a piece of music is performed.

Noun knowledge_domain Level 1000

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tenor

A high adult male singing voice, or a male singer with this voice.

Noun occupation Level 1000

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terracotta

Made of or resembling baked reddish-brown clay.

Adjective color Level 1000

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terracotta

A hard, reddish-brown clay that is baked and used for pottery, tiles, bricks, and sculpture.

Noun material_substance Level 1000

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timbre

The distinctive quality or character of a sound, especially a musical sound, that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and loudness.

Noun quality_attribute Level 1000

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tonal

Relating to musical tone, especially the organization of music around a particular key or tonal center.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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tonal

Relating to the quality, character, or arrangement of tones, shades, or colors in an image or visual composition.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1000

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tonic

A medicinal or restorative substance believed to invigorate or improve health.

Noun medication_remedy Level 1000

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trilogy

A group of three related works of art, literature, film, or music, usually released or presented as a series.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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trio

A musical group consisting of three performers.

Noun group_people Level 1000

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trio

A musical composition written for or performed by three voices or instruments.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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trombone

A brass musical instrument with a long, U-shaped slide used to change the pitch.

Noun tool Level 1000

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trumpet

A brass musical instrument with a cup-shaped mouthpiece, a flared bell, and usually valves, played by blowing into it.

Noun tool Level 1000

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tuba

A large brass wind instrument with a wide bell and a deep, low-pitched sound, commonly used in orchestras, concert bands, and marching bands.

Noun tool Level 1000

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tuning

The process of adjusting a musical instrument so that its notes have the correct pitch.

Noun activity Level 1000

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version

A particular form of something that differs in some way from other forms, especially a piece of software, a document, or a product.

Noun concept_idea Level 1000

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viola

A stringed orchestral instrument that is larger than a violin and has a lower, deeper sound.

Noun tool Level 1000

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violin

A small, four-stringed musical instrument played with a bow or by plucking, held under the chin, and commonly used in classical, folk, and popular mus...

Noun tool Level 1000

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waltz

To dance the waltz.

Verb manner_movement Level 1000

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waltz

A lively ballroom dance in triple meter, characterized by turning steps and a regular one-two-three rhythm.

Noun activity Level 1000

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watercolor

A painting made with pigments mixed with water and applied to paper or another surface.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1000

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woodwind

A musical instrument in which sound is produced by blowing air through a tube, typically using a reed or an opening; examples include the flute, clari...

Noun tool Level 1000

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