Alto and Strong

Alto

Alto adjective - Of or being the lowest female voice.
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Synonyms for Alto

Strong and alto are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strong" instead an adjective "Alto".

Nearby Word: Alton

Strong

Strong adjective - Having muscles capable of exerting great physical force.

Alto and strong are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alto" instead an adjective "Strong".

Nearby Word: strongly

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  • For most of her career, Jo Dee Messina was defined by strong female empowerment/kiss-off/motivation songs with tight, slick production and her brassy alto voice.
  • While these vocal range cliches differ depending on the style of the show (more rock- or pop-oriented musicals lean toward tenors and alto/mezzo belters across the board), these generally seem to hold up pretty strong.
    Source: Voice Types
  • In order to keep that power strong despite no further spirit blood being introduced, each Cantabile's marriage is arranged to a powerful human mage (which leads to loveless marriages like the one between Alto's parents). Eventually.
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