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semitone
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semitone

The smallest interval normally used in traditional Western music. The octave is divided into 12 semitones.



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The use of half-step increases for each bone connection, and halfstep decreases with each bone unlinked is a simple trick that adds suspense and catchiness to a song recorded countless times.
A rattling good tune; ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS by The Daily Mail (London, England)
Having taken a few falls during earlier walks, I began to "fly" a V-formation on Bill and Annette, trailing a halfstep behind and between them.
1992 MS walk by Silva, Susan / Inside MS
The use of half-step increases for each bone connection, and halfstep decreases with each bone unlinked is a simple trick that adds suspense and catchiness to a song recorded countless times.
A rattling bone tune; ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT by The Daily Mail (London, England)
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