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      treble
      noun
      the pitch range of the highest female voice
      verb
      increase threefold
      sing treble
      adjective
      having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities
      having three units or components or elements
      three times as great or many
      having or denoting a high range
      Roots
      trestre- · Latin · three
      Synonyms for treble
      tripleadjthreefoldadjsopranonternaryndescantncontinuontriplexadjcontraltonaltoncountertenorn
      Words related to treble
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