Synonyms for Most deep-toned:
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adj.
• plangent
• resonant
- Deep-toned
, - Heightened
, - beating
, - booming
, - clangorous
, - consonant
, - deep
, - earsplitting
, - echoing
, - electrifying
, - enhanced
, - full
, - intensified
, - loud
, - mellow
, - noisy
, - orotund
, - plangent
, - powerful
, - profound
, - pulsating
, - pulsing
, - resounding
, - reverberant
, - reverberating
, - rich
, - ringing
, - roaring
, - round
, - sonorant
, - sonorous
, - stentorian
, - strident
, - thrilling
, - throbbing
, - thundering
, - thunderous
.
• resounding
What are the hypernyms for Most deep-toned?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most deep-toned?
The antonyms for the word "most deep-toned" are "shallow," "high-pitched," and "light." Shallow refers to something that is of little depth or profoundness. High-pitched means a sound that is of a higher frequency or register than most deep-toned sounds. Light implies something that is not heavy, dense, or significant. These antonyms can be used to describe sounds, voices, or musical instruments, such as a shallow voice, a high-pitched whistle, or a light flute. Understanding antonyms helps to expand vocabulary and provides us with the right words to convey our thoughts and ideas effectively.
What are the antonyms for Most deep-toned?
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adj.
• resonant
• resounding
• ringing
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