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Yaleyām sīk
Definition
Timbre or tone color; the unique quality of a sound that distinguishes it from others.
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How it's used
Focuses specifically on the unique character or texture of a sound rather than its pitch or loudness. It is frequently used by musicians and audiophiles to describe the distinct personality of instruments or vocalists. While it can apply to human voices, it is most commonly encountered when discussing musical equipment or performance quality.
Examples
The timbre of this guitar is really beautiful.
Which instrument's sound quality do you like?
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Grammar guides
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