Stridency

/ˈstraɪ.dən.si/
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Contrast in Tone

A strident tone often indicates anger or frustration, whereas a softer tone can convey calm.

Her strident tone suggested she was upset.
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Contextual Awareness

Be aware that stridency can be perceived negatively in discussions.

Using strident language may alienate your audience.
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Emotional Connotation

Stridency usually carries a negative connotation; use it carefully to express strong disagreement.

His stridency made the debate uncomfortable.
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