Sentence examples for whole step from inspiring English sources

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whole step

noun

An interval equal to two half steps or a ratio of 1.122.

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He's a whole step on".

But in the bass clef it's a whole step.

But supposing we traded in those two half steps for one whole step.

Within the space of two weeks, my instrument rose by a whole step and got bigger.

This protection of the NHS is an important step but it's not the whole step".

But Golaud's essentially two-note theme (an alternating whole step) seems almost stuck in place.

You can't get a whole step; maybe you can get a half-step.

This element of digital transformation refers to the whole step of transformation journey – preparing employees and leadership to changes.

Levitin, because the word "tone" has more than one meaning, speaks of a "whole step" and a semitone.

Generally speaking, dissonant intervals have ratios such as nine to eight for the whole step or seventeen to sixteen for the half step.

I've had to learn to sing a tritone as easily as a whole step, and a minor ninth as easily as an octave.

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