Definition

To play a group of musical notes together on an instrument.

Example

She loves to chord on her guitar during the evenings.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever tried to chord on the guitar?

Yeah, I love it! It feels so relaxing.

I think I should practice more so I can chord better.

Definitely! The more you do it, the easier it becomes.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A straight line that connects two points on a curve or a musical term referring to a group of notes played together.

Example

The musician played a beautiful chord on the piano.

Conversation

Did you hear that beautiful song they played last night?

Yeah, the way they hit that chord was amazing!

It really added so much emotion to the performance.

Definition

To play a group of musical notes together, creating harmony.

Example

She learned to chord on the guitar during her music lessons.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Can you help me chord this song on the guitar?

Sure! I love playing that one.

Great! I just need to learn how to chord it properly.

Root Explanation

Chord → The word 'chord' originates from the Greek word 'chordē' (χορδή), meaning string or cord. It refers to a stringed instrument or the strings of a musical instrument, which produce harmonious sounds when played together.

Memory Tip

Think of 'chord' as a 'string' ('chordē') that creates music when played together, helping you remember that a chord is a combination of musical notes.

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