high-toned (Meaning)

Wordnet

high-toned (s)

pretentiously elegant

Webster

High in tone or sound.

Elevated; high-principled; honorable.

No weak syonyms found.

The high-toned violin melody soared through the concert hall, captivating the audience.
She spoke in a high-toned voice, exuding an air of authority and superiority.
The high-toned whistle of a train pierced the night air.
The high-toned quarrel between the neighbors echoed through the apartment building.
The high-toned laughter of the children created a cheerful atmosphere in the park.
She dressed in high-toned designer clothes, hoping to make a grand impression.
The high-toned restaurant offered an exclusive dining experience for discerning patrons.
The high-toned debate on political issues sparked heated discussions among the scholars.
The sound of high-toned birdsong filled the forest with a melodious chorus.
The high-toned performance of the opera singer left the audience in awe and admiration.

pretentiously elegantHigh in tone or sound., Elevated; high-principled; honorable.

cultivated, bourgeois, civilized, cerebral, intellectualist, intellectual, polished, cultured, intellectualistic, genteel

unlettered, unlettered, rustic, unpolished, unintelligent, unintelligent, lowbrow, uneducated, lowbrow, ignorant

The high-toned violin melody soared through the concert hall, captivating the audience.

She spoke in a high-toned voice, exuding an air of authority and superiority.

The high-toned whistle of a train pierced the night air.

The high-toned quarrel between the neighbors echoed through the apartment building.