SHRILLNESS vs STRIDENCY: NOUN
- The quality of being sharp or harsh to the senses
- The result or product of being shrill.
- The property of being shrill.
- The quality or state of being shrill.
- The quality of being shrill; acuteness of sound; high pitch and sharpness or fineness of tone or voice.
- Having the timbre of a loud high-pitched sound
- The quality of being strident.
- Same as stridence.
- Having the timbre of a loud high-pitched sound
SHRILLNESS vs STRIDENCY: RELATED WORDS
- Vitriol, Fierceness, Nasality, Earnestness, Vituperation, Nastiness, Pomposity, Bombast, Viciousness, Peevishness, Vehemence, Pompousness, Histrionics, Stridence, Stridency
- Gruffness, Earnestness, Belligerence, Ferocity, Viciousness, Boldness, Bellicosity, Pugnacity, Rhetoric, Peevishness, Bombast, Forcefulness, Vehemence, Stridence, Shrillness
SHRILLNESS vs STRIDENCY: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Facetiousness, Sanctimoniousness, Demagoguery, Vitriol, Nasality, Earnestness, Vituperation, Nastiness, Bombast, Peevishness, Vehemence, Pompousness, Histrionics, Stridence, Stridency
- Fervency, Eloquence, Directness, Gruffness, Earnestness, Belligerence, Ferocity, Boldness, Pugnacity, Rhetoric, Peevishness, Bombast, Forcefulness, Vehemence, Stridence
SHRILLNESS vs STRIDENCY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Objectionable noises due to intermittence, beat, frequency or shrillness shall be muffled so as not to become a nuisance to adjacent occupants.
- His voice is a rich alto rather than a vertiginous soprano, with a resonant warmth and an absence of shrillness.
- The shrillness of the fake optimism across the MSM these days is simply absurd.
- For your use, think while you make reeds reeds that tend shrillness!
- Voices had great presence, and highs lots of sheen with no shrillness.
- CITATION COMMENTS due to intermittence, beat, frequency or shrillness.
- Some of the stridency has lessened, and people seem to be reassured that the cases will be handled in a just and equitable manner.
- In our polarized political environment, there's some stridency and detachment from (at least, political) reality on the left, too.
- The sampled Synclavier cello underneath his vocal line seems to match his stridency.
- American officials because it came in all its stridency four days before the arrival of President Ford.
- But in general, collectors say the trend is toward diplomacy, not stridency.
- The stridency of this deregulation and open market argument varies.
- Other people will have to judge about the stridency.
SHRILLNESS vs STRIDENCY: QUESTIONS
- What determines the shrillness or pitch of a sound?
- N/A