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tenor

the pitch range of the highest male voice

the general meaning or substance of an utterance; "although I disagreed with him I could follow the tenor of his argument"

a settled or prevailing or habitual course of a person's life; "nothing disturbed the even tenor of her ways"

the adult male singing voice above baritone

an adult male with a tenor voice

of or close in range to the highest natural adult male voice; "tenor voice"

(of a musical instrument) intermediate between alto and baritone or bass; "a tenor sax"

Synonyms:

• Heldentenor,
• Meistersinger,
• Zeitgeist,
• accompaniment,
• affective meaning,
• aim,
• alto,
• apograph,
• aria singer,
• azimuth,
• baritenor,
• baritone,
• bass,
• basso,
• basso buffo,
• basso cantante,
• basso continuo,
• basso ostinato,
• basso profundo,
• bassus,
• bearing,
• bent,
• bias,
• blues singer,
• body,
• body-build,
• brand,
• bravura,
• canary,
• cantatrice,
• canto,
• cantor,
• cantus,
• cantus figuratus,
• cantus planus,
• carbon,
• carbon copy,
• caroler,
• cast,
• chanter,
• chantress,
• character,
• characteristic,
• characteristics,
• choral,
• choric,
• coloratura,
• coloratura soprano,
• coloring,
• comic bass,
• complexion,
• composition,
• connotation,
• consequence,
• constituents,
• constitution,
• continuo,
• contralto,
• core,
• countertenor,
• course,
• crasis,
• crooner,
• current,
• deep bass,
• denotation,
• descant,
• dharma,
• diathesis,
• direction,
• direction line,
• disposition,
• diva,
• dramatic,
• dramatic soprano,
• drift,
• drone,
• effect,
• essence,
• ethos,
• extension,
• falsetto,
• fashion,
• fiber,
• fiche,
• figured bass,
• force,
• form,
• frame,
• genius,
• gist,
• glacial movement,
• grain,
• grammatical meaning,
• ground bass,
• guise,
• habit,
• head register,
• head tone,
• head voice,
• heading,
• helmsmanship,
• heroic,
• heroic tenor,
• high,
• high-pitched,
• high-sounding,
• high-toned,
• hue,
• humor,
• humors,
• hymnal,
• hymner,
• idea,
• ilk,
• impact,
• implication,
• import,
• improvisator,
• inclination,
• inference,
• intension,
• intent,
• kind,
• lay,
• lead singer,
• lexical meaning,
• lie,
• lieder singer,
• line,
• line of direction,
• line of march,
• literal meaning,
• liturgical,
• lyric,
• main current,
• mainstream,
• makeup,
• male alto,
• manifold,
• manner,
• meaning,
• meat,
• melodist,
• mezzo-soprano,
• microcopy,
• microfiche,
• microform,
• mode,
• mold,
• mood,
• motion,
• movement,
• nature,
• navigation,
• opera singer,
• operatic,
• orientation,
• overtone,
• part,
• pertinence,
• physique,
• piloting,
• pith,
• plain chant,
• plain song,
• point,
• practical consequence,
• prick song,
• prima donna,
• property,
• psalm singer,
• psalmic,
• psalmodial,
• psalmodic,
• purport,
• purpose,
• quality,
• quarter,
• range,
• range of meaning,
• real meaning,
• recording,
• reference,
• referent,
• relation,
• relevance,
• rock-and-roll singer,
• rubbing,
• run,
• sacred,
• scope,
• semantic cluster,
• semantic field,
• sense,
• set,
• shape,
• significance,
• signification,
• significatum,
• signifie,
• singer,
• singing,
• singstress,
• somatotype,
• songbird,
• songster,
• songstress,
• soprano,
• sort,
• span of meaning,
• spirit,
• stamp,
• steerage,
• steering,
• streak,
• stream,
• stripe,
• structural meaning,
• stuff,
• style,
• substance,
• suchness,
• sum,
• sum and substance,
• swing,
• symbolic meaning,
• system,
• temper,
• temperament,
• tendency,
• the general tendency,
• the main course,
• theme,
• thorough bass,
• thread,
• time spirit,
• tone,
• torch singer,
• totality of associations,
• tracing,
• track,
• transcript,
• transcription,
• transfer,
• transferred meaning,
• treble,
• trend,
• turn,
• type,
• unadorned meaning,
• undersong,
• undertone,
• value,
• vein,
• vocal,
• vocalist,
• vocalizer,
• voice,
• voice part,
• warbler,
• way,
• yodeler