intonate
/ɪntəˈneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to give a musical quality to the tone or sound of (one’s voice, especially when speaking)
“The singer’s voice intonated a soothing melody, calming the anxious crowd.”
2. verb
to indicate or express (a particular emotion or attitude) in the tone or sound of one’s voice
“She intonated a mix of excitement and nervousness as she announced the news.”
3. verb
to give a particular tone or quality to something, especially a musical phrase or a part of a song
“The composer carefully intonated the melody to create a haunting atmosphere.”