1. alto

adjective. (ˈæltoʊ) (of a musical instrument) second highest member of a group.
Synonyms
high-pitched high
Antonyms
low short side
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)
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2. alto

noun. (ˈæltoʊ) The lowest female singing voice.
Synonyms
contralto singing voice
Antonyms
tall elated estimable
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)

3. alto

adjective. (ˈæltoʊ) Of or being the lowest female voice.
Synonyms
low contralto low-pitched
Antonyms
high fragrant sober dejected
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)

4. alto

noun. (ˈæltoʊ) A singer whose voice lies in the alto clef.
Synonyms
vocalizer countertenor singer vocalist vocaliser
Antonyms
proud sufficient anticyclone loud refined
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)

5. alto

adjective. (ˈæltoʊ) Of or being the highest male voice; having a range above that of tenor.
Synonyms
high high-pitched countertenor
Antonyms
low bottom down inferior
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)

6. alto

noun. (ˈæltoʊ) (of a musical instrument) the second highest instrument in a family of musical instruments.
Synonyms
pitch
Antonyms
low spirits vertical
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)

7. alto

noun. (ˈæltoʊ) The pitch range of the lowest female voice.
Synonyms
pitch
Antonyms
cyclone depression
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)

8. alto

noun. (ˈæltoʊ) The highest adult male singing voice.
Synonyms
countertenor singing voice
Antonyms
horizontal superior up
Etymology
alto (English)
alto (Italian)
altus (Latin)
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