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pantonal — /pan tohn l/, adj. Music. marked by or using pantonality. [1955 60; PAN + TONAL] * * * … Universalium
pantonal — pan·tonal … English syllables
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pantonality — noun see pantonal * * * /pan toh nal i tee/, n. Music. See twelve tone technique. [1955 60; PANTONAL + ITY] … Useful english dictionary
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