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chording

chording
NounTransitive Verb
past: chordedpp: chordeding: chording

Meanings

Nounchording

A method of typing or inputting text where multiple keys are pressed at once to represent a single character or word.

Stenographers use a specialized system of chording to keep up with spoken speech.

Transitive Verbchording
[~ something]

The act of arranging musical notes into chords for a specific piece of music.

Examples

The pianist spent hours perfecting the chording for the final movement.

none

The pianist spent hours perfecting the chording for the final movement.

I prefer chording keyboards because they allow for much faster data entry.

Office

I prefer chording keyboards because they allow for much faster data entry.

School Life

Stop chording those notes so harshly or you will ruin the mood of the piece.

Business

The court reporter is an expert at chording complex legal terminology in real time.

She is currently chording the melody to give it a richer harmonic texture.

none

She is currently chording the melody to give it a richer harmonic texture.

none

Maybe I should try a chording system to increase my typing speed.

The bard began chording a melancholic tune on his lute as the sun set.

Fantasy

The bard began chording a melancholic tune on his lute as the sun set.

Is the chording in this section too dense for the singers to follow?

School Life

Is the chording in this section too dense for the singers to follow?

Romance

He sat in silencechording a few soft notes on the piano while he thought.

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