Definition

In a style that relates to or resembles a fugue, which is a type of musical composition.

Example

The composer wrote the piece fugally, showcasing intricate melodies that interwove beautifully.

Conversation

I heard your new song has a really cool structure.

Thanks! I tried to compose it fugally to keep it interesting.

That's a unique approach; it must add a lot of depth.

It does! I love how it makes listeners think more.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fugally → This word originates from the Latin 'fugax' (meaning fleeing or running away) combined with the suffix '-ly' (meaning in a manner of). The word 'fugally' describes a manner of fleeing or avoiding something.

Memory Tip

Think of 'fugax' meaning to flee, and remember that 'fugally' means to do something in a way that avoids or escapes.

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