Pronunciation: /ˈtoʊnəl/
noun a quality of a musical sound or voice produced by a steady even emission of a continuous range of sound waves or frequencies
A1 I like the tonal quality of that music.
A2 The artist used tonal variations to create depth in the painting.
B1 The tonal range of the piano was impressive.
B2 The tonal balance of the orchestra was impeccable.
C1 The tonal nuances in the singer's voice were captivating.
C2 The tonal complexity of the composition showcased the composer's skill.
adjective relating to or having tones or a tone; characterized by or capable of producing a tone or tones
A1 She wore a tonal outfit that matched perfectly.
A2 The tonal quality of the music was soothing and relaxing.
B1 The artist used tonal variations to create depth in the painting.
B2 The tonal range of the actor's voice added emotion to the performance.
C1 The composer carefully crafted the tonal structure of the symphony.
C2 The tonal balance of the photograph was masterfully achieved.
formal The composer used tonal variations to create a sense of harmony in the symphony.
informal I love how the tonal quality of this guitar sounds.
slang That song has such a cool tonal vibe to it.
figurative Her speech had a tonal quality that resonated with the audience.
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