pantonal

American  

[pan-tohn-l] / pænˈtoʊn l /

adjective

Music.

1. marked by or using pantonality.

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Etymology

Origin of pantonal

First recorded in 1955–60; pan- + tonal

Example Sentences

Zimmer creates a continuous pantonal lament, which imitates the dive bomber scream and queasy turning of the tides, and it works in counterpoint to the deafening artillery and machine-gun fire that pretty much took the fillings out of my teeth and sent them in a shrapnel fusillade all over the cinema auditorium.

From BBC