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Word of the Day: Arpeggio!

ar·​peg·​gio : / är-ˈpe-jē-ˌō  /

The production of tones in a chord played in succession and not simultaneously.

Used as a noun

The first know use of arpeggio was in 1724, borrowed from Italian, noun derivative of arpeggiare "to play the harp" (Source:Merriam-Webster).

Sentence Example: The guitarist warmed up by practicing a few simple arpeggios.