musically
UK: ˈmjuːzɪkli | US: ˈmjuːzɪkli
adv. in a manner relating to music
adv. in a melodious or harmonious way
adv. with skill or sensitivity in musical performance
The word "musically" combines "musical," derived from the Latin "musica" (art of the Muses, music), and the adverbial suffix "-ly," originating from Old English "-līce." The root "music" traces back to Greek "mousikē" (art of the Muses), reflecting its ancient association with artistic expression. The suffix "-ly" transforms adjectives into adverbs, indicating manner or quality. Together, they form a word describing actions performed with musicality or harmony.
She sang musically, captivating the audience.
The wind chimes rang musically in the breeze.
He arranged the notes musically to create a soothing melody.
The dialogue flowed musically, like a well-composed symphony.
Birds chirped musically at dawn, greeting the new day.