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Meanings of whole tone in English
Catalan
to Spanish
tono completo Usage of whole tone in English
1
Kennedy said the whole tone of the profession needed to be changed.
2
The whole tone of the environment is reproduced in a few touches.
3
And the whole tone and spirit of the book are thoroughly English.
4
The whole tone of the community was hostile to such a practice.
5
The whole tone of this processional interior is singularly stale and sad.
6
His whole tone was altered to her, as was hers to him.
7
Where an easy half-step leads gently somewhere, a whole tone sings instead.
8
His statements cannot be explained away: their whole tone, moreover, is peculiar.
9
The whole tone of Marryat's work is singularly fresh, wholesome, and manly.
10
A warm welcome sets the whole tone of the shopping experience.
11
The whole tone and atmosphere of the occasion seemed religious rather than political.
12
And the whole tone of the system is lowered by them.
13
The whole tone of things is changed from the stormy days of Elijah.
14
He also commenced to regulate the whole tone of his life.
15
The whole tone of his book is against such a conclusion.
16
Then the whole tone of the match changed in a twinkling.
This collocation consists of:
Whole tone through the time
Whole tone across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common