What is another word for keynote?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈiːnə͡ʊt], [ kˈiːnəʊt], [ k_ˈiː_n_əʊ_t]
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Similar words for keynote:
- special (adjective)
- basis (noun)
- centerpiece (noun)
- communication (noun)
- distinctive feature (noun)
- gist (noun)
- highlight (noun)
- keynote address (noun)
- main (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- prelection (noun)
- rule (noun)
- specialty (noun)
- speech (noun)
- change (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Keynote:
adj.
• special (adjective)n.
• basis (noun)- principal elements,
- sub stratum,
- pre-mises,
- infra structure,
- chief ingredients,
- sub stratums,
- pre mise,
- sub-strata,
- under-pinning,
- infra-structures,
- under pinning,
- sub strata,
- pre suppositions,
- infra structures,
- pre-mise,
- ex-planations,
- sub-stratum,
- pre-suppositions,
- ex planation,
- pre mises,
- sub-stratums,
- ex-planation,
- pre-supposition,
- pre supposition,
- ex planations.
- high point,
- high spot,
- main features,
- main event,
- main feature,
- high points,
- best part,
- hub,
- center of attention.
- nature beast,
- nuts bolts,
- sub stances,
- up shot,
- sub-stances,
- sub-stance,
- name the game,
- up-shot,
- name game,
- sub stance,
- up shots,
- up-shots,
- nature the beast.
- keynote address,
- note,
- premise,
- nature of the beast,
- matter in hand,
- leitmotif,
- principal element,
- infra-structure,
- shorts,
- chief ingredient,
- no-no's,
- the numbers,
- gist,
- rudiment,
- keynotes,
- speech,
- Decretion,
- leitmotifs,
- tone,
- topic,
- infrastructure,
- nature of beast,
- basis,
- kernel,
- hard fact,
- theme,
- nuts and bolts,
- thought,
- idea,
- Brocard,
- musical note,
- nubbin,
- hard facts,
- rule,
- name of game,
- nubbins,
- roots,
- nitty gritty,
- keystones,
- tenor,
- point at issue,
- guideline,
- evidence,
- no-no,
- subject,
- fundamental,
- the book,
- distinctive feature,
- motifs.
- de crees,
- the books,
- de-crees,
- de-cree,
- de cree,
- no no's,
- nono,
- decretions,
- pre-cept,
- pre cept,
- chapter verse,
- the number,
- no nos,
- brocards,
- nono's.
v.
• change (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- differential,
- model,
- impress,
- recite,
- keystone,
- instill,
- design,
- breathe,
- chutney,
- subdominant,
- configuration,
- banner,
- set the pace,
- principle,
- fragrance,
- relish,
- Key tone,
- verbalize,
- hint,
- essence,
- odour,
- saturate,
- accost,
- nucleus,
- seal,
- prototype,
- constancy,
- basic idea,
- text,
- Prelection,
- effluvium,
- verbalise,
- indicant,
- demarcate,
- sense,
- main idea,
- besprinkle,
- cardinal point,
- feeling,
- tonic water,
- trail,
- pop,
- suffuse,
- condiment,
- touch,
- core,
- nature,
- bull's eye,
- thread,
- exhalation,
- notion,
- stimulant,
- father,
- taint,
- major key,
- conformity,
- imbrue,
- odor,
- signal,
- call,
- minor,
- scent,
- mainspring,
- handle,
- form,
- idiocrasy,
- punch,
- impregnate,
- gust,
- say,
- savoriness,
- badge,
- sapidity,
- sing,
- crux,
- meat and potatoes,
- bang,
- telltale sign,
- net,
- tang,
- singularity,
- regulation,
- funk,
- Sigil,
- mould,
- piquancy,
- fume,
- sum and substance,
- attribute,
- tinge,
- dredge,
- soda,
- pedal point,
- suggestion,
- describe,
- brew,
- quinine water,
- deliver,
- stomach,
- punctuality,
- aroma,
- talk,
- cut,
- custom,
- sweet,
- tooth,
- forelock,
- moulder,
- sure sign,
- testify,
- sink in,
- criterion,
- mark off,
- palate,
- zest,
- principal part,
- submediant,
- tongue,
- token,
- extract,
- Condiments,
- cornerstone,
- sour,
- source,
- seadog,
- routine,
- individualism,
- Proplasm,
- aftertaste,
- seasoning,
- tonality,
- instil,
- device,
- emit,
- pickle,
- thesis,
- breath,
- season,
- index,
- restorative,
- infuse,
- penetrate,
- shape,
- prattle,
- supertonic,
- permeate,
- pivot,
- steep,
- uniformity,
- marking,
- differentia,
- key fruit,
- root,
- intaglio,
- even tenor,
- sum,
- representation,
- ambience,
- pervade,
- cyanide,
- regularity,
- soupcon,
- protoplasm,
- express,
- color,
- last,
- transfuse,
- dad,
- earmark,
- matter,
- key signature,
- trace,
- indicator,
- concept,
- mint,
- matrix,
- system,
- soda pop,
- mark out,
- insignia,
- bitter,
- substance,
- Fugleman,
- seasoner,
- decoct,
- copy,
- plasm,
- tastiness,
- whiff,
- brand,
- pa,
- smell,
- cast,
- major,
- mediant,
- crack,
- Sapor,
- leaven,
- flavour,
- pith,
- flavoring,
- trump card,
- question,
- spring,
- distinguish,
- issue,
- nub,
- heart,
- character,
- imbue,
- precedent,
- tincture,
- air,
- motive,
- marinate,
- sauce,
- prominent part,
- redolence,
- measure,
- image,
- impression,
- feel,
- linchpin,
- mold,
- flavorer,
- infiltrate,
- treat,
- subtonic,
- spirit,
- mouldy,
- negative,
- signature,
- be characteristic,
- pepper,
- tonic key,
- die,
- smack,
- soda water,
- differentiate,
- exactness,
- blab,
- dressing,
- stench,
- sine qua non,
- cotter,
- representative,
- salt,
- style,
- Gravamen,
- dye,
- symptom,
- emanation,
- temper,
- essential part,
- pronounce,
- formula,
- papa,
- ambiance,
- characterize,
- savor,
- standard,
- meat,
- douse,
- picture,
- marrow,
- atmosphere,
- add seasoning to,
- spoor,
- dominant,
- daddy,
- sign,
- taste,
- trick,
- spice,
- point,
- define,
- cover,
- center,
- important part.
How to use "Keynote" in context?
A keynote is a keynote address, which is a speech delivered by a keynote speaker at an event. Keynote speeches have a very specific purpose: to motivate, inspire, and uplift an audience.
Keynote speeches are often recorded and released as DVDs or CDs, in order to help others learn from the experience of the keynote speaker. Typically, a keynote speech is about half an hour long, and it will cover a variety of topics.
The keynote speaker is usually someone who is well-known within their field, and they use their speech to show off their skills.
Paraphrases for Keynote:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
note.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Adjective
commencement, fundamental, important, inaugural, maiden, overriding.
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Proper noun, singular
Chairmen, ministers, clerks, remarks, TPNS, highlights, loyalists, pests, panellists.
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Noun, singular or mass
highlights.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
introductory, key.
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Proper noun, singular
introductory, key.
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Noun, singular or mass
introductory, key, tone.
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Adjective
Holonyms for Keynote:
n.
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communication
keynote speech, keynote address.
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communication
Hyponym for Keynote:
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