waver
allargando
ritardando
rit.
ritenuto
rallentando
elastic
remix
fall off a cliff
musiclike
calando
industrial music
trailercore
demand destruction
crescendo
soundclash
decreasing
mallcore
close
musically
record chart
amusia
music chart
musicality
increasing
classical
classical music
bliss point
serious music
swoop
clam
ear rape
musicogenic
psychological pricing
slide
dance
distortionary
diminuendo
melomaniacal
repricing
disruptive
lapse
closed-earedness
downside
big beat
decrescendo
syncope
bear
accelerando
jump the shark
mobility
bearish
cosign
loudness war
quasimusical
Dutch disease
distress merchandise
producer price index
untune
wholesale price index
breakdown
symphonics
unmusicality
overbought
melomania
dissimilate
blow off course
pad
buyer's market
cacophonous
deflationary
scalic
musicology
closed-eared
loudness race
market price
oldie
crossover
price war
trap-pop
antimusic
dissonant
oversold
bluesification
fight the tape
unresolved
Americana
highway robbery
scalar
melodization
movement
garage band
popstream
drift

English words for 'To fluctuate or vary, as commodity prices or a poorly sustained musical pitch.'

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