enharmonic
/ɛnˈhɑrmɒnɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or denoting notes or pitches that are enharmonic equivalents, i.e., notes that have the same pitch but different letter names, such as Bb and A#
“The composer’s use of enharmonic notes added complexity to the musical piece.”
2. noun
a note or pitch that is an enharmonic equivalent of another note or pitch
“The enharmonic equivalent of Bb is A# in some musical contexts.”