Musically

/ˈmjuː.zɪ.kli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that relates to music or is musical in nature.

She expressed her emotions musically through her piano performance.

In a manner that demonstrates skill or artistry in music.

The band performed musically with such precision that the audience was captivated.

In a melodic or harmonious way.

The birds sang musically at dawn, filling the air with sweet sounds.

In a manner that is pleasant or appealing to the ear.

They chattered musically, their laughter echoing through the garden.

In terms of rhythm or meter.

The dancers moved musically with the tempo set by the orchestra.

Derived from the word 'musical' with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

musically inclined

Having a natural talent for music.

musically gifted

Possessing exceptional musical ability.

not musically trained

Having no formal music education.

musical

Relating to music.

musician

A person who plays a musical instrument or is musically talented.

musicology

The scholarly study of music.

To vibe with music.

They were just musically vibing at the party.

To create or perform music casually.

We were just musically jamming in the garage.