| ATONAL | • atonal adj. (Music) Lacking a tonal center or key. • atonal adj. (Linguistics) Not tonal, lacking tones. • ATONAL adj. not referring to any scale or tonic. |
| ATONABLE | • atonable adj. Capable of being atoned for. • ATONABLE adj. able to be atoned for. |
| ATONALLY | • atonally adv. In an atonal manner; without tone. • ATONAL adv. not referring to any scale or tonic. |
| ATONALISM | • atonalism n. The school of atonal musical composition. • ATONALISM n. an adherence to atonal music. |
| ATONALIST | • atonalist n. A composer of atonal music. • ATONALIST n. one who adheres to atonal music. |
| ATONALITY | • atonality n. (Uncountable, music) A style of music that is written without a key. • atonality n. (Countable, music) A passage written without a key. • ATONALITY n. the state of being atonal. |
| ATONALISMS | • atonalisms n. Plural of atonalism. • ATONALISM n. an adherence to atonal music. |
| ATONALISTS | • atonalists n. Plural of atonalist. • ATONALIST n. one who adheres to atonal music. |
| UNATONABLE | • unatonable adj. Incapable of being atoned for; inexpiable. • unatonable adj. (Obsolete) Not capable of being brought into harmony; irreconcilable. • UNATONABLE adj. not capable of being atoned. |
| ATONALITIES | • atonalities n. Plural of atonality. • ATONALITY n. the state of being atonal. |
| TRAUMATONASTY | • TRAUMATONASTY n. a nastic movement after wounding. |
| TRAUMATONASTIES | • TRAUMATONASTY n. a nastic movement after wounding. |