Tenor


Synonyms for tenor
noun meaning, intent

theme
tone
gist
mood
purport
trend
course

sense
tendency
current
way
inclination
body
core

direction
run
drift
purpose
burden
path
evolution

substance
meat
aim
pith
stuff
course of thought

Antonyms for tenor

exterior
outside

blockage
exteriority

bass

Synonyms
noun high male voice

alto

falsetto

countertenor

Antonyms

bass

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