Intonations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTONATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INTONATION, something that is intoned
• the pattern or melody of pitch changes in connected speech, especially the pitch pattern of a sentence, which distinguishes kinds of sentences or speakers of different language cultures.
• the act or manner of intonating.
• the manner of producing musical tones, specifically the relation in pitch of tones to their key or harmony.
• something that is intoned or chanted.
• the opening phrase in a Gregorian chant, usually sung by one or two voices.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is intoned; the opening tones of a Gregorian chant

Words related to INTONATIONS

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How to use INTONATIONS in a sentence

• They were never weary of listening to that volume of sound, so full and clear, so flexible in its modulations, so expressive in its intonations.
• Woods as he proceeded, and his voice gathered strength, until its lowest intonations came clear and distinct on every ear.
• His intonations and manner of expressing himself pleased her fancy.
• The slang that served for dialogue in her part was delivered in all sorts of intonations, now demure and mischievous, anon strident and mock tragic.
• The songs of the mariners were rising on the calm of the morning with their peculiar, long-drawn intonations.
• Never were the long-drawn intonations of the chants and prayers of the Church pervaded by a more terrible, wild fervor than the Superior that night breathed into them.
• Voices whose sad intonations Seemingly, as flit they past, Bring to memory hopes long shattered, Blissful dreams too bright to last.
• The tones and intonations of her voice, the expression of her face showed no emotion.
• His accent and certain intonations established that.
• Harding had described him as one who talked learned nonsense in sweetly-measured intonations.
• The voice, with its thousand intonations, took the place of motions, gestures, attitudes.
• Select some passage of poetry involving passionate thought, and read in articulated whispers, with appropriate intonations, somewhat exaggerated, it may be.
• Then read the whole poem feelingly, with appropriate, but not exaggerated intonations.
• The three famous smugglers already mentioned were in the habit of using the various intonations of this cry to warn each other of danger or of any event that might concern them.
• I judged, however, by the intonations of his voice, that he was telling them of his defeat, and the loss of so many of their people.
• The same things were repeated by several mouths with strangely similar intonations.
• He then mounted a bamboo stand some twenty feet high, with a platform on top, and made us a speech! Yes, a regular speech, with gestures, intonations, and all the rest of it.
• Its irregular form and its intonations, false according to the rules of musical art, make it impossible to reproduce.
• His low, deep intonations conveyed a solemn suggestion of the sepulchre.
• From low and peaceful intonations he had passed on to long, prolonged, and sonorous notes that could be heard throughout the college chapel.

Similar words containing TONATION without suffix s and without prefix in

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