tenorize
Word Rarity
Very rare
Frequency: Zipf frequency 0.00 in modern English
17
Scrabble Score
8
Letters
1
Syllables
7
Unique Chars
Meaning
Example Sentences
- "Mr. Alfred O'Shea, a tenorizing youth from Australia, sang several times at Queen's Hall, and may congratulate himself on being one of the 'catches' of the season. He sang airs from Italian and French operas, and also a number of Irish ditties—naturally, with a name like that and such an ingratiating McCormackian voice."
- "A "Study In Blue" unfolded in three parts, starting with the ROXY Jazzmanians doing a swinging "Birth of the Blues" and William Robyn tenorized under "Blue Skies" to be followed by the popular "Rhapsody In Blue" […]"
- "It is certainly interesting to hear how he will occasionally ‘tenorize‘ while usually keeping to his normal baritone production."
- "He has that rich, thrillingly masculine voice of which we can hardly ever tire. He has to tenorise (let the impossible word pass) his top notes a trifle, but his art is so good that one hardly notices this after the first occasion."
- "Allan Prior, with pipes functioning on all six, tenorized a conglomeration of semi-classical and show bits."
- "A curious experiment was tried with the music of Don Giovanni in order to enable Nourrit to sing in that beautiful opera. The music allotted to the Don was all tenorized; but this scheme was not happy in its results . It is very doubtful whether any music can safely be transposed from the key in which it was first inspired"
Etymology
From tenor + -ize.