Falsetto and Loud

Falsetto

Falsetto adjective - Artificially high; above the normal voice range.
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Loud and falsetto are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Loud" instead an adjective "Falsetto".

Loud

Loud adjective - Marked by a high volume of sound.

Falsetto and loud are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Falsetto" instead an adjective "Loud".

Nearby Word: loudly

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  • Chick Magnet Eternal Sonata'has Jazz, who has Claves (The mole, killed off, but can later be resurrected.) as his lover, Falsetto as the envious childhood friend, and Viola, a member of the party who falls for him as they continue their journey but can't bring herself to admit her feelings out loud to him.
    Source: Chick Magnet
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