Definitions

1. noun

The quality or character of a sound, especially its pitch, tone, and pitch range.

“The singer’s unique tonality added to the song’s emotional impact.”

2. noun

The distinctive quality or character of a person’s voice, especially in terms of its pitch, tone, and timbre.

“The actor’s tonality made him perfectly suited for the role of a gruff old man.”

3. noun

A particular tone or quality of a literary or artistic work.

“The novel’s somber tonality reflected the author’s dark mood at the time.”

4. noun

The quality of the sound of a particular place or situation.

“The city’s urban tonality was a stark contrast to the peaceful countryside.”

5. noun

A musical term referring to the quality of the sound or tone produced by a particular instrument or voice.

“The violinist’s tonality was rich and full-bodied.”

6. noun

A quality or character of a person or their writing, especially in terms of their attitude or perspective.

“The author’s tonality was humorous and lighthearted throughout the book.”