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	The [[interval qualities]] "'''supermajor'''" and "'''subminor'''" ~~essentially~~ refer to [[interval]]s sharper than major ~~and~~ flatter than minor, respectively; a supermajor interval is sharper than the corresponding ~[[12edo]] interval by approximately a sixth-tone or [[diesis]], and a subminor interval is flat of the corresponding ~12edo interval by approximately a sixth-tone or diesis.		The [[interval qualities]] "'''supermajor'''" and "'''subminor'''" refer to [[interval]]s sharper than major or flatter than minor, respectively; a supermajor interval is sharper than the corresponding ~[[12edo]] interval by approximately a sixth-tone or [[diesis]], and a subminor interval is flat of the corresponding ~12edo interval by approximately a sixth-tone or diesis.

	For example, supermajor thirds may be found between about 429-446 cents, and subminor thirds may be found between about 256–273{{cent}}.		For example, supermajor thirds may be found between about 429-446 cents, and subminor thirds may be found between about 256–273{{cent}}.