undertones (Meaning)
undertones
a subdued color, a color seen through and modifying another color, a quality (as of emotion) underlying the surface of an utterance or action, a low or quiet tone, a faint color as seen through and changing another color, a low or subdued utterance or accompanying sound
Synonyms & Antonyms of undertones
undertones Sentence Examples
- Her speech carried subtle undertones of resentment, hinting at a deeper grievance.
- The music had a haunting melody with eerie undertones, evoking a sense of unease.
- His voice held undertones of confidence and charisma, drawing an audience to his words.
- The conversation had a friendly facade, but there were undertones of tensión and passive-aggressiveness.
- The painting's vibrant hues were juxtaposed with undertones of darkness and mystery.
- Her smile seemed genuine, but her eyes betrayed undertones of sadness.
- The news report painted a bleak picture with undertones of fear and uncertainty.
- The silence in the room had an undertone of anticipation, as if something momentous was about to happen.
- The laughter around the table had an undertone of artificiality, suggesting forced merriment.
- The apology was delivered with sincerity, but subtle undertones of condescension undermined its impact.
FAQs About the word undertones
a subdued color, a color seen through and modifying another color, a quality (as of emotion) underlying the surface of an utterance or action, a low or quiet to
whispers,rumors, mumbles,mutters, murmurs, babblings, prattles,grunts, babbles, ramblings
achromatisms,,
Her speech carried subtle undertones of resentment, hinting at a deeper grievance.
The music had a haunting melody with eerie undertones, evoking a sense of unease.
His voice held undertones of confidence and charisma, drawing an audience to his words.
The conversation had a friendly facade, but there were undertones of tensión and passive-aggressiveness.
