metallicity
- noun
- /ˌmɛtəˈlɪsɪti/
- Specialized
- The bell's clear metallicity echoed through the quiet church.
Examples
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He preferred a warm tone in his guitar, avoiding the harsh metallicity of some amplifiers.
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Can you hear the metallicity in her voice?
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Some audio equipment can enhance the metallicity of cymbals, making them sound sharper.
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The metallicity of the instrument adds to its unique sound.
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The bell's clear metallicity echoed through the quiet church.
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He preferred a warm tone in his guitar, avoiding the harsh metallicity of some amplifiers.
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Can you hear the metallicity in her voice when she sings?
Synonyms
A bright, harsh metal sound like a trumpet
A clear bright sound or appearance like a bell
How Metallic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Metallicity comes from metal 'metal' and the ending -ity 'state or quality'. So, metallicity is the 'metal-like' quality of a sound — how bright, hard, or ringing it is.