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WORD OF THE DAY PART 99
Quodlibet (noun)
Meaning: (Archaic) A topic for or exercise in philosophical or theological discussion.
(Literary) A light-hearted medley of well-known tunes.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
🤗“I went to a jazz brunch last weekend that opened with a quodlibet of some of my favorite songs.”
🤗“Classic songwriters Irving Berlin and Gilbert & Sullivan were fond of including quodlibets in their tunes.”
🤗“I could only name two of the songs in the quodlibet, but I know I’ve heard them all before.”
Quodlibet (noun)
Meaning: (Archaic) A topic for or exercise in philosophical or theological discussion.
(Literary) A light-hearted medley of well-known tunes.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
🤗“I went to a jazz brunch last weekend that opened with a quodlibet of some of my favorite songs.”
🤗“Classic songwriters Irving Berlin and Gilbert & Sullivan were fond of including quodlibets in their tunes.”
🤗“I could only name two of the songs in the quodlibet, but I know I’ve heard them all before.”
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