Associations to the word «Overtone»
Noun
- Fifth
- Gong
- Deformation
- Snare
- Byrne
- Philips
- Bonding
- Depiction
- Melody
- Trombone
- Punk
- Drone
- Sound
- Harmony
- Chronicles
- Mongolia
- Chant
- Odor
- Motif
- Sexuality
- Whistling
- Misunderstanding
- Trumpet
- Lyric
- Tune
- Genre
- Theorist
- Synthesizer
- Humiliation
- Interval
- Jazz
- Echo
- Narrative
- Kissing
- Violin
- Theme
- Tempo
- Implication
- Anti
- Stretch
- Valve
- Pop
- Cavity
- Persona
- Seventh
- Texture
- Voice
- Cult
- Polymer
- Band
- Playing
Adjective
- Vocal
- Political
- Baroque
- Partial
- Acoustic
- Audible
- Brass
- Subtle
- Anti
- Poetic
- Softened
- Aromatic
- Crystal
- Pitched
- Characteristic
- Strong
- Musical
- Distinctive
- Ambient
- Metallic
- Ok
- Spiritual
- Pop
- Odd
- Fashioned
- Negative
- Heroic
- Nasty
- Psychiatric
- Conceptual
- Patriotic
- Inappropriate
- Psychological
- Moral
- Periodic
- Molecular
- Uncomfortable
- Folk
- Rich
- Horn
- Delicate
- Everyday
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.
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