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keynote — /kee noht /, n., v., keynoted, keynoting. n. 1. Music. the note or tone on which a key or system of tones is founded; the tonic. 2. the main idea or central principle of a speech, program, thought, action, etc. 3. the policy line to be followed,… … Universalium
keynote — /ˈkinoʊt / (say keenoht) noun 1. Music the note on which a key (system of notes) is founded; the tonic. 2. the main interest or determining principle of a conference, political campaign, advertising campaign, etc. –adjective 3. that which relates …
keynote — [kē′nōt΄] n. 1. the lowest, basic note or tone of a musical scale, or key; tonic 2. the basic idea or ruling principle, as of a speech, policy, etc. vt. keynoted, keynoting ☆ 1. to give the keynote of 2. to deliver the keynote address at ☆… … English World dictionary
