/bɑːs/ (BASS)

Definitions

1. noun

The lowest-pitched male voice, especially in music.

“The singer’s powerful bass voice filled the concert hall.”

2. noun

The lowest-pitched part of an instrument, such as a piano or cello, producing low-pitched sounds.

“The bass section of the orchestra played a beautiful melody.”

3. noun

A type of rock music characterized by strong bass lines and driving rhythms.

“The bass-heavy sound of the band’s music got everyone dancing.”

4. adverb

In a low or deep manner.

“He sang the bass line with great feeling.”