Associations to the word «Overtone»
Noun
- Fundamental
- Singing
- Vibration
- Octave
- Tuning
- Multiple
- Chanting
- Cymbal
- Oscillator
- Resonance
- Absorption
- Chord
- Frequency
- Spectroscopy
- Cappella
- Wavelength
- Spectrum
- Gutter
- Connotation
- Flute
- Pitch
- String
- Amplitude
- Tone
- Hz
- Diode
- Amine
- Integer
- Combination
- Rubber
- Funk
- Cm
- Mongolian
- H2o
- Eastwood
- Weariness
- Instrument
- Sharper
- Blend
- Spectrometer
- Censor
- Flavour
- Distortion
- Sine
- Intensity
- Mode
- Triad
Adjective
- Harmonic
- Rustic
- Racist
- Fundamental
- Resonant
- Erotic
- Overt
- Homosexual
- Comedic
- Psychedelic
- Semitic
- Apocalyptic
- Ominous
- Infrared
- Mystical
- Stretching
- Tuned
- Racial
- Lesbian
- Sexual
- Ironic
- Plucked
- Romantic
- Mythic
- Humorous
- Nationalist
- Stylistic
- Sensual
- Spectral
- Methyl
- Mellow
- Religious
- Satirical
- Asymmetric
- Supernatural
- Emotional
- Singing
- Stretch
- Bending
- Sinister
- Feminist
- Pagan
- Crisp
- Sound
- Ideological
- Secular
- Perceived
- Distorted
- Gothic
- Disturbing
Wiktionary
OVERTONE, noun. (physics) (music) A tone whose frequency is an integer multiple of another; a harmonic
OVERTONE, noun. An implicit message (in a film, book, verbal discussion or similar) perceived as overwhelming the explicit message. See undertone.
Dictionary definition
OVERTONE, noun. (usually plural) an ulterior implicit meaning or quality; "overtones of despair".
OVERTONE, noun. A harmonic with a frequency that is a multiple of the fundamental frequency.
Wise words
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