The meaning of Intonate
Intonate – definition
verbSay or recite with little rise and fall of the pitch of the voice.
Usage examples:
Because of this we weren't unduly concerned, but we did begin to notice that he intonates in the wr…
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Word origin
late 18th century: from medieval Latin intonat- ‘intoned’, from the verb intonare (see intone).
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