tonality

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    any of 24 major or minor diatonic scales that provide the tonal framework for a piece of music

Word Origin

tonality (n.)
1824, from tonal + -ity.

Example

1. According to the time-honored scale and tonality .
2. Text removes the tonality , body language and subtle cues that make a conversation interesting .
3. To tell where on this spectrum a particular sigh comes from , one must be keyed into the situation at hand , the sigh tonality , and the sigher 's body language that accompanies the sigh .
4. It 's you with not only your words but you with your voice tonality and body language which some say is over 90 % of communication on the same wavelength as your words .

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