mor

IPA/ˌem əʊ ˈɑː(r)/
KK[mˈɔr]IPA/ˌem əʊ ˈɑːr/

mor — noun

1. a category of popular music that is soft, gentle, and designed to attract the wi

1.名詞C1
釋義

a category of popular music that is soft, gentle, and designed to attract the widest possible audience, without being original or taking creative risks

例句

The hospital radio played gentle MOR songs with soft piano and warm string melodies all afternoon.

attributive use: MOR songs / MOR music / MOR mix

Wei stopped listening to that channel because the playlist had become too MOR.

同義詞
  • easy listening

    focuses on the mellow sound quality rather than commercial intent; less critical than MOR

  • elevator music

    dismissive slang for bland instrumental music heard in public spaces

  • background music

    functional term for music played while doing something else

反義詞
  • alternative

    implies non-mainstream, experimental, or edgy style

  • avant-garde

    implies groundbreaking, unconventional artistic approach

用法筆記

Typically used before nouns such as 'music', 'song', 'playlist', or 'radio station' as an attributive modifier. In informal reviews, it can also appear in a predicative position ('sounds too MOR').

mor — abbreviation