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Meanings of
contralto
in English
Russian
контральто
Portuguese
contralto
Catalan
contralts
Spanish
contralto
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Type of classical female singing voice.
Related terms
fach
voice type
Russian
контральто
Of or being the lowest female voice.
alto
Related terms
low
low-pitched
Synonyms
Examples for "
alto
"
alto
Examples for "
alto
"
1
He called Willie's number immediately, bracing himself for Lettie's voluminous
alto
voice.
2
On surged the voices, bass, soprano,
alto
,
tenor, in loud and mighty
3
If man needs treble and
alto
,
I hope he may get them.
4
When Holly spoke again, her voice was layered with bass and
alto
.
5
Following the fourth bong, Aunt Klara's
alto
bellowed up through the floorboards.
Usage of
contralto
in English
1
Fortunately, at that moment a powerful
contralto
voice spoke outside the door.
2
The wonderful viol-like trembling of the
contralto
tones thrilled through the house.
3
It is a
contralto
and has some most expressive notes in it.
4
This collaboration accounts for the change of the
contralto
parts to counter-tenors.
5
Almost as he spoke the
contralto
voice began to sing the refrain.
6
Presently a female voice was heard to sing in rich
contralto
tones.
7
The deep
contralto
note of Marion Dearsley's voice broke the entranced silence.
8
Unconsciously her slightly husky
contralto
voice had sunk lower and trembled audibly.
9
Then the
contralto
stumbled abruptly to her feet, knocking over her stool.
10
Her voice was a soft, sweet
contralto
,
and had been carefully trained.
11
Still she held on, and then gave a tremulous, rich,
contralto
note.
12
Her voice was especially beautiful, being a full, rich, and powerful
contralto
.
13
No. The
contralto
voice was muffled, but beautifully pure, and without inflection.
14
Her laugh was deeper than mine,
contralto
,
a practiced seduction of sound.
15
A small bullied-looking woman with unabundant brown hair was the only
contralto
.
16
I know it's foolish, but...it always seemed so ordinary, being a
contralto
.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
contralto
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
contralto voice
rich contralto
deep contralto
contralto notes
contralto laugh
More collocations
Translations for
contralto
Russian
контральто
Portuguese
contralto
Catalan
contralts
alt
alto
contralto
contralt
Spanish
contralto
Contralto
through the time
Contralto
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common