polychord
/ˈpɒlikrɔrd/ or /ˈpɒlɪkrɔrd/Definitions
1. noun
A musical chord that consists of three or more different notes, especially one that consists of the root, third, and fifth of a key.
“The composer used a polychord to create a unique and complex sound in her symphony.”
2. noun
A group of three or more frequencies that are simultaneously sounded or perceived as a single entity, such as in acoustics or physics.
“The researcher studied the properties of polychords in sound waves to better understand the physics of music.”