on key
/ɑn ki/
adjective
- Having the correct musical pitch; not sharp or flat.
- The piano needs tuning because some notes are not on-key.
- Even though she was nervous, her solo was completely on-key.
- The choir sounded perfectly on-key during the entire performance.
- Appropriate, correct, or in harmony with a situation or standard.
- The comedian's jokes were on-key for the family-friendly audience.
- His comments about the project were exactly on-key with what the team needed to hear.
- Her fashion choices were always on-key for the latest trends.
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