on-key (Meaning)
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on-key (s)
in tune; accurate in pitch
Synonyms & Antonyms of on-key
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on-key Sentence Examples
- The soprano's high notes were crystal clear and on-key, soaring above the orchestra.
- The guitarist's fingers danced across the fretboard, keeping perfect time and staying on-key throughout the solo.
- The choir's voices blended harmoniously, creating a rich and on-key soundscape.
- The pianist's rendition of the Beethoven sonata was impeccable, with each note on-key and perfectly articulated.
- The school band marched down the street, playing an on-key rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner.
- The children's recorder ensemble performed a lively tune, their notes surprisingly on-key for their young age.
- The electronic music producer used a pitch-correction tool to ensure that every synthesized sound was on-key.
- The old man's voice wavered slightly as he sang, but his pitch remained remarkably on-key.
- The novice singer struggled to stay on-key during the audition, but her enthusiasm made up for her technical flaws.
- The barbershop quartet's harmonies were so tight and on-key that they seemed to be singing with one voice.
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in tune; accurate in pitch
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The soprano's high notes were crystal clear and on-key, soaring above the orchestra.
The guitarist's fingers danced across the fretboard, keeping perfect time and staying on-key throughout the solo.
The choir's voices blended harmoniously, creating a rich and on-key soundscape.
The pianist's rendition of the Beethoven sonata was impeccable, with each note on-key and perfectly articulated.
