Definitions
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. (Music) In tune; striking or singing the proper notes. Opposite of
off-key .
WordNet 3.0
- adj. in tune; accurate in pitch
Examples
“Model Karolina Kurkova, who presented an award while wearing a hooded DVF sequined jumpsuit, began singing in a surprisingly on-key voice, the lyrics to Lady Gaga's song "Paparazzi," before stopping herself.”
“ He had this big car in the dream, a snazzy Mark IV, all midnight purple like Batman's, with bitchin 'chrome rims, cruise control, and a sound system made for the angels who scream out to heaven and hell, and on-key.”
“Yet still, muffled under, that old sweet song croaked on-key.”
“Soulful, smart, on-key -- Allison is just so confident in her singing and so mature in her selection.”
Michael Giltz: American Idol -- Top 8: Allison Gets (Some) Respect
“The kids looked great and sang loud if not on-key!”
Of Mother's Day, Star Trek, Spring Programs and Library Loot
“It was pretty and on-key and heartfelt, but there wasn't any power in it.”
“Adam is a one-trick pony -- he can shout any song totally on-key.”
“But there were other marvels, too, including Jonathan, a dancing trombone player with talent and energy to spare, and Kaitlyn, an adorable four-year-old girl who charmed everyone with her teeny tiny (and totally on-key) rendition of Somewhere Out There.”
Ed Martin: America's Got Talent is an Early Summer Sensation
“I can proudly say that I can, with sufficient warming-up, sing along easily and fairly on-key to Amy Winehouse.”
“VIEW TO A KILL - We rock it up again with a great arrangement featuring SLB's screeching and on-key vocals.”
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