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| sincerely nikki dotson :D |
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| Tone of speech is the way you sound- angry, pleased, etc. |
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| I think this is what you are looking for.
I think the general tone of a speech has as much to do with the emotions it is likely to elicit in the hearers as the emotions of the speaker. The tone of a speech can be passionate, inflammatory, conciliatory, or any number of things. :) |
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