chorded
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /ˈkɔrdɪd/
KK: /kɔrdɪd/
adjective
Definition
Describing something that is arranged or played in chords, typically in music, where multiple notes are sounded together.
Example
The musician played a chorded melody that filled the room with harmony.
Conversation
Have you heard the new song that uses a chorded keyboard style?
Yeah, it's really catchy! I love how it sounds.
I agree! The chorded effect makes it feel so rich and full.
Exactly! It adds a unique flavor to the music.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
harmonious
melodic
symphonic
Antonyms
dissonant
discordant
unharmonious
verb
Definition
To have played or strummed musical notes together at the same time, creating harmony.
Example
She chorded the guitar beautifully during the performance.
Tense Forms
Past: chorded
Past Participle: chorded
Conversation
Did you hear how beautifully she chorded that song?
Yeah, her guitar skills are amazing!
I wish I could play like that; it's so impressive how she chorded those notes together.
Root Explanation
Chorded → It is formed from "chord" (from Old French *corde*, meaning string) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past action or state). The word "chorded" refers to something that has been provided with or is characterized by chords or strings.
Memory Tip
Think of 'chord' as referring to 'strings' and remember that 'chorded' means something that has strings or chords.
Visually Confused Words
corded
unchorded
horde
cored
uncorded
chokered
chloride
anchored