Synonym: quality, timber, tone. Similar words: imbroglio, sombre, umbrella, timber, from time to time, limb, limbo, imbed. Meaning: ['tæmbə(r)] 
n. (music) the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice or noise or musical sound).
n. (music) the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice or noise or musical sound). 
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1. His voice had a deep timbre.
2. The timbre of the violin is far richer than that of the mouth organ.
3. He said he liked the timbre of my voice.
4. His rich, dark timbre was chosen by 1,316 voters.
5. He could only really recapture the timbre if he had laryngitis when the time came for shooting.
6. She found two cellos with a nice timbre, perfect finish and undoubted charm-she plays the cello herself.
7. The accusing voice was changing, assuming a different timbre, resonant with menace.
8. It made the timbre of my voice sweeter, gentler, the cadences more lyrical.
9. But her natural timbre, phrasing tendencies and intuitive inflections suggest the comparison.
10. Vocal and instrumental timbres: symbiosis Curiously, the timbre of an instrument always resembles vocal timbre.
11. Do you know how to judge piano timbre?
12. The shimmering timbre of her voice projected effortlessly.
13. The timbre of her soprano was rich and lovely.
14. Her voice has a deep timbre.
15. I fell in love with the subtly plaintive timbre of the Qiang flute.
16. Resonance give volume and timbre to voice and strengthen its sonority.
17. He has a wonderful singing voice, with a rich timbre and resonant tone.
18. Different methods to touch the keys will result in different representation of timbre.
19. Different Methods : To touch the keys will result in different representation of timbre.
20. The inevitable scientific brouhaha proceeded, but this time it took on an angry timbre that no one would have predicted.
21. He had golden-brown hair and beard and a voice high in pitch but rich in timbre.
22. My voice must have produced the words in different timbre.
23. Much of the time, her voice is Strong and clear, changing in timbre and pitch to suit the meaning.
24. It was interesting to note a complete change in the timbre and resonance when the bird moved to another song-perch.
25. There is a difficult point during the course of vocalism teaching, that is, how to combine clear and accurate pronunciation with singer's most graceful timbre.
26. The exhibition delves deep into the physics, aromatics and even the timbre of flatulence.
27. I sought refuge in the cool dark of a newsreel theatre, where a tour de force by Bugs Bunny and three Librium restored my nervous system to its usual timbre.
28. When you turn on Queen’s Greatest Hits, the auditory cortex analyzes the many components of the music: volume, pitch, timbre,[sentencedict.com/timbre.html] melody and rhythm.
29. The software reaches the effect of IP phone on timbre and lime - delay.
30. Linear distortion - frequency response, polar response, resonance - affects primarily the timbre and clarity of a loudspeaker.
More similar words: imbroglio, sombre, umbrella, timber, from time to time, limb, limbo, imbed, imbue, climb, nimbus, akimbo, thimble, imbibe, nimble, umbra, embryo, imbecile, limber up, umbrage, embroil, embrace, imbalance, reimburse, ambrosia, membrane, embroiled, embrasure, adumbrate, embroidery.