Noun:

ଅତ୍ୟଧିକ ଜୋରରେ |, ଉପସଭାନ୍ |,

overtone's Usage Examples:

anecdotal, showing fables with religious overtones, including a scene of two foxed preaching for a flock of geese, an allegorical criticism of Lutheranism.

The piece makes use of the so-called extended techniques: pizzicato, glissando, overtones (harmonics), multiphonics and Paukeneffekt (tongue ram).

While drawing on German Romantic traditions, painted landscapes were expected to be firmly based on real landscapes, the German people's Lebensraum, without religious overtones.

Drum heads with central silver or black dots tend to muffle the overtones.

In contrast, other scholars have suggested the painting contains overtones of religious strife.

"voice with exceptional quality, warm rich in overtones with that dark rolling sound in the lower register suggestive of the Slavic bass".

Of If You Find Yourself Caught in Love, Murdoch told Gross, At the time I was writing it I thought, well, should I be so overt? Because I've often couched any religious overtones within characters in the past, but this is a bit more out there.

The hosts criticized what they saw as frequent incestuous overtones present in the film, referring to it as poorly disguised fetish porn.

lyrics "power through prayer" and described some of its vocals as having "churchy overtones".

Weight specifications are slightly heavier (medium-thin) than the first generation of Complex Rides, to make the cymbals more versatile, providing ride patterns that can be heard clearly from within an airy wash of overtones.

Sala"s invention opened the field of subharmonics, the symmetric counterpart to overtones, so that a thoroughly distinct.

light of Fourier theory to consist of multiple harmonic or inharmonic partials or overtones.

In music, inharmonicity is the degree to which the frequencies of overtones (also known as partials or partial tones) depart from whole multiples of the.

Synonyms:

signification, meaning, import, significance,

Antonyms:

meaningless, export, citizen, insignificance, insignificant,