3 uses
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Definition
an interval of tones with the pitch at the high end being twice that at the low end — 8 notes on the familiar diatonic scale
- The tones rose through the octave, higher and higher until Tom thought the room might melt at his song.Chapter 10 (92% in)
- The rumbling tone shot up an octave, rose to a forte, and began etching a melody in Tom's skull.Chapter 22 (44% in)
- The tune rose through the octave, piercing the still air with full-bodied chords.Chapter 36 (17% in)
There are no more uses of "octave" in Black: The Birth of Evil.
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