tonalitiveadj.
/təʊˈnalɪtɪv/ Music. Obsolete or rare.
Of or pertaining to tonality.
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tonalitive1907
1907 M. H. Glyn Rhythmic Conception of Mus. iii. 64 Nothing would seem more natural than that tonality should suggest ‘tonalitive’, but the word has not hitherto appeared.
1919 Proc. Musical Assoc. (44th Sess., 1917–18) 162 I should expect the new tonalitive schemes of such composers as Debussy and Ravel to bring about great changes in composition.
1924 T. H. Y. Trotter Music & Mind 237 The old major and minor tonalitive schemes are giving way.
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