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A '''dyadically consonant chord''' (or '''~~dyadic~~ chord''') is a [[chord]] each of whose [[interval]]s belongs to a specified set of intervals considered to be [[~~Consonance~~ and dissonance|consonant]]; it is therefore relative to the set of intervals in question~~. Such a chord may also be described as ''pairwise consonant''~~.

A '''dyadic chord''', also described as a '''dyadically consonant chord''' or '''pairwise consonant chord''', is a [[chord]] each of whose [[interval]]s belongs to a specified set of intervals considered to be [[consonance and dissonance|consonant]]; it is therefore relative to the set of intervals in question.

For example, the [[tetrad]]

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| [[Rastmic chords #Rastgross heptad|Rastgross heptad]] || [[Namo]] || 144/143, 243/242

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| [[Parapyth chords]] || [[Parapyth]] || 352/351, 364/363

| [[Parapyth chords]] || [[Parapyth]], [[gentle]] || 352/351, 364/363

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| [[Hecate hexad]] || [[Hecate]] || 225/224, 325/324, 385/384

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| [[Neosatanismic chords]] || [[Neosatanismic]] || [[4200/4199]]

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| [[Langwismic chords]] || [[Langwismic]] || [[6144/6137]]

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| [[Fragarismic chords]] || [[Fragarismic]] || [[1105/1104]]

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| [[~~Rhodesismic~~ chords]] || [[~~Rhodesismic~~]] || [[1197/1196]]

| [[Rodessismic chords]] || [[Rodessismic]] || [[1197/1196]]

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| [[Triaphonismic chords]] || [[Triaphonismic]] || [[1288/1287]]

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| [[Ragismic chords]] || [[Ragismic microtemperaments|Ragismic]] || [[4375/4374]]

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| [[Hagendorfismic chords]] || [[Hagendorfismic]] || [[8075/8073]]

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! Chords !! Associated Temperament !! Associated Commas

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| [[Vinecute chords]] || [[Vinecute]] || [[4641/4640]]

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| [[Large grapevine chords]] || [[Large grapevine]] || [[4901/4900]]

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| [[Small grapevine chords]] || [[Small grapevine]] || [[7425/7424]]

|-

| [[Vinous chords]] || [[Vinous]] || [[8671/8670]]

|}

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 {{Distinguish| Dyad }}
-A '''dyadically consonant chord''' (or '''dyadic chord''') is a [[chord]] each of whose [[interval]]s belongs to a specified set of intervals considered to be [[Consonance and dissonance|consonant]]; it is therefore relative to the set of intervals in question. Such a chord may also be described as ''pairwise consonant''.
+A '''dyadic chord''', also described as a '''dyadically consonant chord''' or '''pairwise consonant chord''', is a [[chord]] each of whose [[interval]]s belongs to a specified set of intervals considered to be [[consonance and dissonance|consonant]]; it is therefore relative to the set of intervals in question.
 For example, the [[tetrad]]
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 | [[Rastmic chords #Rastgross heptad|Rastgross heptad]] || [[Namo]] || 144/143, 243/242
 |-
-| [[Parapyth chords]] || [[Parapyth]] || 352/351, 364/363
+| [[Parapyth chords]] || [[Parapyth]], [[gentle]] || 352/351, 364/363
 |-
 | [[Hecate hexad]] || [[Hecate]] || 225/224, 325/324, 385/384
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 |-
 | [[Neosatanismic chords]] || [[Neosatanismic]] || [[4200/4199]]
+|-
+| [[Langwismic chords]] || [[Langwismic]] || [[6144/6137]]
 |}
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 | [[Fragarismic chords]] || [[Fragarismic]] || [[1105/1104]]
 |-
-| [[Rhodesismic chords]] || [[Rhodesismic]] || [[1197/1196]]
+| [[Rodessismic chords]] || [[Rodessismic]] || [[1197/1196]]
 |-
 | [[Triaphonismic chords]] || [[Triaphonismic]] || [[1288/1287]]
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 |-
 | [[Ragismic chords]] || [[Ragismic microtemperaments|Ragismic]] || [[4375/4374]]
+|-
+| [[Hagendorfismic chords]] || [[Hagendorfismic]] || [[8075/8073]]
 |}
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 |-
 ! Chords !! Associated Temperament !! Associated Commas
+|-
+| [[Vinecute chords]] || [[Vinecute]] || [[4641/4640]]
 |-
 | [[Large grapevine chords]] || [[Large grapevine]] || [[4901/4900]]
 |-
 | [[Small grapevine chords]] || [[Small grapevine]] || [[7425/7424]]
+|-
+| [[Vinous chords]] || [[Vinous]] || [[8671/8670]]
 |}