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fifth

In music, an interval of five diatonic notes, consisting of three whole tones and a semitone, for example C–G. A fifth is an example of a ‘perfect interval’ because it remains the same in both major and minor keys. A fifth may be augmented (by one semitone), for example C–G♯, or diminished (by one semitone), for example C–G♭.



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The Dragon-boat Festival, held on the fifth day of the fifth moon, was founded in his honour.
answered the peasant: 'but he only says four things, and the fifth he keeps to himself.
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