Usually means: Evil, devilish figure in mythology.
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▸ noun:  (music) Synonym of tritone

Similar:
devil in music, devil's interval, tritone, ditone, demitone, tridiapason, tristropha, mediant, hyperbolaeon, terzina, more...

Opposite:
God, angel, saint

Types:
incubus, succubus, daemon, demon, fiend, beast, more...

Phrases:
Diabolus in Musica, more...

Adjectives:
giant, special, great, latin, peremptory, mine, wicked, rear, greek, pretended, unclean

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Similar:
devil in music, devil's interval, tritone, ditone, demitone, tridiapason, tristropha, mediant, hyperbolaeon, terzina, more...

Opposite:
God, angel, saint

Types:
incubus, succubus, daemon, demon, fiend, beast, more...

Phrases:
Diabolus in Musica, more...

Adjectives:
giant, special, great, latin, peremptory, mine, wicked, rear, greek, pretended, unclean



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