tuba (Meaning)
Wordnet
tuba (n)
the lowest brass wind instrument
Webster
tuba (n.)
An ancient trumpet.
A sax-tuba. See Sax-tuba.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tuba
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tuba Sentence Examples
- The booming tuba filled the auditorium with its majestic resonance.
- The tuba player's embouchure was so precise that the instrument produced a flawless tone.
- The massive tuba served as the thunderous foundation of the brass band.
- The tuba's low, rumbling notes reverberated through the concert hall.
- The aspiring tubist practiced diligently, spending hours perfecting their fingerings.
- The tuba was a constant companion to the marching band, providing a steady rhythm and depth of sound.
- The tuba's bell gleamed under the stage lights, casting a warm glow on the audience.
- The tuba's weight and size posed a physical challenge for the player, but they carried it with grace.
- The tuba's soulful sound evoked a mix of emotions in listeners, from nostalgia to exhilaration.
- The skilled tuba player could effortlessly imitate the lowing of a bull, adding a touch of humor to the performance.
FAQs About the word tuba
the lowest brass wind instrumentAn ancient trumpet., A sax-tuba. See Sax-tuba.
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The booming tuba filled the auditorium with its majestic resonance.
The tuba player's embouchure was so precise that the instrument produced a flawless tone.
The massive tuba served as the thunderous foundation of the brass band.
The tuba's low, rumbling notes reverberated through the concert hall.
