Intonations
Notes and intonations are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Notes" instead a noun "Intonations".
Notes
Intonations and notes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intonations" instead a noun "Notes".
Both words in one sentence
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Marcus/Fidelias chides the outwardly perfect, but incomplete disguise of Gaius Sextus and later by Octavian, when he notes that real difference between Valiar Marcus and Fidelias is not in facial features, but in subtle things like speech patterns and intonations, stances and movement.
Source: Becoming the Mask
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