musical
mu‧sic‧al1 S3 W3 /ˈmjuːzɪkəl/ 
adjective
a musical version of the fairy tale ‘Cinderella’
When he began his musical career, King played only for black audiences.
2. good at or interested in playing or singing music:
She’s very musical and loves to sing.
3. having a pleasant sound like music:
a sweet musical voice
⇨ musically
musical2 noun [countable]
Webber had three musicals playing in London at one time.
Broadway/West End musical (=one that is performed in New York’s or London’s important theatres)
Carroll appeared in a number of Broadway musicals.
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adjective Word Family: noun: music, musical, musician, musicianship, musicology, musicologist; adjective: musical, unmusical; adverb: musically
1. [only before noun] relating to music or consisting of music: 2. good at or interested in playing or singing music:
3. having a pleasant sound like music:
⇨ musically
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noun [countable] Word Family: noun: music, musical, musician, musicianship, musicology, musicologist; adjective: musical, unmusical; adverb: musically
a play or film that includes singing and dancing: Broadway/West End musical (=one that is performed in New York’s or London’s important theatres)