monose
/mɑnˈoʊsi/Definitions
1. noun
A rare or obsolete word used to describe a single or uniform sound, especially in music.
“The orchestra’s monose quality was impressive, but it lacked the depth of a more complex composition.”
2. noun
A rare or obsolete unit of measurement for the pitch of a sound, especially in music.
“The musician carefully calibrated the instrument to produce the precise monose required for the performance.”