Toned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TONE, to give a particular tone to
ADJECTIVE:
• having firm and well-defined muscles
• having a particular colour or shade; tinted
• having a musical or vocal sound of a specified pitch, quality, or strength
• having a particular character or attitude
• Having (such) a tone; -- chiefly used in composition; as, high-toned; sweet-toned.
• having or characterized or distinguished by tone or a specific tone; often used in combination
• having or distinguished by a tone; often used in combination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give a particular tone (a sound of definite pitch and vibration) to

Words related to TONED

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How to use TONED in a sentence

• The room is toned in pale green with relief in old rose.
• It was an ugly story that could not be toned down and he knew if he stopped he could not go on again.
• The whole picture is toned down, and the lights are depressed as well as the shadows.
• The colony was memorable for its high toned morality.
• Life, with its stern, cold realities, or its light toned revelry, could awaken no response in her inanimate form.
• The color of the prints toned by this bath is not exceedingly pleasing.
• An unseen organ somewhere in the distance ground out a Neapolitan folk song, and fresh and youthful voices sang a clear, high toned accompaniment.
• There was a subdued blaze of vivid colouring, of rich toned hues, of beautiful things loved and cherished, over all.
• Different as they were, she and Ray Ingraham toned and flavored each other, and Marion knew it.
• If I had wished to present my readers with nothing but a dry chronicle of facts I should have toned this down to something more prosaic.
• She was warned by them that the exaltation these letters betrayed needed to be toned down and replaced by what was reasonable.
• Every thought that finds lodgment in the mind is toned up and strengthened by interest.
• The light was toned and mellow, the air soft and cool.
• The effect will probably be better when wind and weather shall have slightly toned down the sheen of the fresh-hewn stones, so dazzling now as almost to tire the eye.
• The bright light faded from the castle, and all the landscape toned down into bluish gray.
• The whistles may be toned by trying out and cutting off pieces of the pipe, or by filling the top end with a little melted lead.
• The writer follows Giovanni Morelli in believing that this is a studio picture touched by the master, and that the splendidly toned evening landscape is all his.
• Each wore a coat and breeches of electric blue, with a canary waistcoat, and was toned off with powder and flesh-coloured stockings at the extremities.
• Our enthusiastic conceptions of this renowned city were more and more toned down as we continued to advance.
• They never thought that the dogma had any need to be toned down, veiled, or dressed up to suit the taste of modern France.
• It is effective when toned down with black velvet, but it looks rather heavy and overpowering.
• One peck per week will not only sustain life, but give a man strength to labor, if the stomach is properly toned to the amount of food.
• The original covenant is a remarkable paper, toned with deep piety and a broad and comprehensive spirit of Christian fellowship.
• The winter winds of the prairies, so far from racking the frame of the convalescent, had braced and toned his whole system.
• I first used a Joseph Guarnerius, a deeper toned instrument than the Jean Baptista Guadagnini I have now played for a number of years.

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