instrumental in Greek
instrumental in Greek is οργανικός — instrumental means playing a key or essential role in making something happen.
instrumental in Greek
οργανικός
Pronounced: organikos
What does "instrumental" mean?
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adj Playing a key or essential role in making something happen.
"His advice was instrumental in helping me choose the right university."
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adj Involving or written for musical instruments rather than voice.
"We played an instrumental arrangement of the folk tune at the wedding."
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noun A piece of music performed without vocals.
"The band recorded an instrumental to open their new album."
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instrumental in a sentence
- His advice was instrumental in helping me choose the right university.
- Local volunteers were instrumental in bringing the village hall back to life.
- We played an instrumental arrangement of the folk tune at the wedding.
- I prefer instrumental music when I'm studying because lyrics distract me.
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What is "instrumental" in Greek?
"instrumental" in Greek is οργανικός. instrumental means: Playing a key or essential role in making something happen.
How do you pronounce οργανικός?
"instrumental" in Greek is οργανικός, pronounced "organikos".
How do you use "instrumental" in a sentence?
Example: "His advice was instrumental in helping me choose the right university." In Greek, "instrumental" is οργανικός.
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