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Meanings of timbre in English
Usage of timbre in English
1
Also, the stress in the young man's voice had changed the timbre.
2
Antony's voice had risen to that rich timbre that carried long distances.
3
The hyper-aggressive teams they once led now have a very different timbre.
4
For there was in the timbre of it a brutal, jovial triumph.
5
Something in the timbre of the latter suggested the source was female.
6
Her strong, rich voice, with its slightly masculine timbre, caught people's attention.
7
From the first I had felt a disturbing quality in their timbre.
8
Then, he raised his voice, the solid timbre echoing throughout the arena:
9
I said aloud, and flinched at the timbre of my own voice.
10
He recognized the timbre of her voice, but couldn't catch the words.
11
Day-Lewis allows Lincoln to speak in a strangely fragile, oddly cracked timbre.
12
Tell them, he whispered, that familiar soft timbre gaining urgency and strength.
13
It's an exploration of timbre, space, melody and our shared musical language.
14
With Cyrus's Nashville timbre, the urban influence on Bangerz is certainly .
15
I love the rich mahogany timbre, the curling vowels and seductive consonants.
16
There was an edgy timbre in her voice, a shiver of hardness.
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Timbre through the time
Timbre across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common