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The 7th, 9th, and 11th in this chord are the diatonic notes for the major scale. They form a diminished triad, composed of 2 m3 intervals. This dissonance is somewhat offset by the M7 and M9 harmony against the root note.
This chord is very rare. Since the M3 is not present, it can be considered a 9 sus4 chord. For example, C{{9}} sus4. C{{11}} refers to a [[#Dominant 11th|Dominant 11th]], while C{{maj}}{{11}} has the major 7th but also an augmented 11th.
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