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
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.