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Meaning
Adj
●
High in pitch.
●
In Music & Musical voices and registers:
Pertaining to the
highest
singing voice
or part in
harmonized
music
; soprano.
●
In Three:
Threefold, triple.
Adv
●
In Three:
Trebly; triply.
Noun
●
In Music & Musical voices and registers:
The
highest
singing voice
(especially
as for
a
boy
) or part in
musical
composition.
●
In Music & Musical voices and registers:
A person or
instrument
having a
treble
voice
or
pitch
; a
boy
soprano.
●
The
highest
tuned in
a ring
of bells.
●
Any
high-pitched
or
shrill
voice
or sound.
●
A
threefold
quantity
or number; something having three
parts
or having been tripled.
●
A
drink
with three
portions
of
alcohol
; a triple
●
In Darts:
Any of the
narrow
areas
enclosed
by the two
central
circles
on a
dartboard
,
worth
three
times
the
usual
value of the segment.
●
In Sports & Three:
Three
goals
,
victories
,
awards
etc. in a given
match
or season.
●
Alternative form of
tribble
(“frame for
drying
paper”)
Verb
●
In Three:
To
multiply
by three; to
make into
three
parts
,
layers
, or thrice the amount.
●
To become
multiplied
by three or increased threefold.
●
To make a
shrill
or
high-pitched
noise.
●
To
utter
in a
treble
key; to whine.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
treble
English
treble
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
triplus
Latin
τριπλοῦς
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
High-Pitched
Strident
Triple
Thrice
Threefold
Treble
Triplicate
Keen
Screech
Shrill
Triadic
Whine
Antonyms
Bass
Third
Tripartition
Trisect
Related
Midbass
Bass
Snare
Quadruple
Premiership
Lowpass
Highs
Reverb
Crunch
Trumpet
Cap
Timbre
Pitch
Vocals
Equaliser
Scudetto
Violin
Cello
Eq
Tripple
Guitar
Melody
Percussion
Trombone
Mids
Flute
Volume
Piano
Crimp
Groove
Tweeter
Trombones
Trim
Baritone
Subwoofer
Halve
Resonance
Champions League
Fa Cup
League Cup
Ride Cymbal
Acoustic Guitar
Premier League
Cup Final
Group Stage
More
Rhymes
Treble
Pebble
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