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violin

[C] Countable
pl: violins

The word carries a strong association with classical elegance, discipline, and emotional intensity. It is often viewed as the voice of the orchestra because its pitch and timbre closely mimic the human singing voice, allowing it to convey deep sorrow or exuberant joy. In modern social contexts, it is frequently linked to the concept of high culture or formal education. However, it also appears in folk and bluegrass contexts where it is often referred to as a fiddle, though the physical instrument remains the same.

The instrument itself as a physical object you can hold or buy.

Meanings

Noun

A stringed musical instrument played with a bow.

"He played a haunting melody on the violin."

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