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Synonyms & Similar Words
melodies
songs
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Meaning of Tunes
The primary meaning of the word "Tunes" refers to a melody, especially one that is catchy or memorable.
Definitions
- A melody, especially one that is catchy or memorable
- A song or piece of music, especially one that is well-known or popular
- A state of being in harmony or concord, especially in terms of music or sound
Etymology of Tunes
The word "Tunes" originated from the Old French word "ton", which is derived from the Latin word "tonus", meaning sound or pitch
The word has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to a melody or song
Over time, the word has evolved to include a range of meanings related to music, sound, and harmony
Example Uses
- The radio played a catchy tune that stuck in my head all day
- The musician spent hours practicing the complex tune on her violin
- The church choir sang a beautiful tune during the Sunday service