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1. alto

adjective. ['ˈæltoʊ'] (of a musical instrument) second highest member of a group.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

2. alto

noun. ['ˈæltoʊ'] the lowest female singing voice.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

3. alto

adjective. ['ˈæltoʊ'] of or being the highest male voice; having a range above that of tenor.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

4. alto

noun. ['ˈæltoʊ'] (of a musical instrument) the second highest instrument in a family of musical instruments.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

5. alto

noun. ['ˈæltoʊ'] the pitch range of the lowest female voice.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

6. alto

noun. ['ˈæltoʊ'] the highest adult male singing voice.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

7. alto

adjective. ['ˈæltoʊ'] of or being the lowest female voice.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)

8. alto

noun. ['ˈæltoʊ'] a singer whose voice lies in the alto clef.

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  • alto (English)
  • alto (Italian)
  • altus (Latin)
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