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Antonyms:
devoice
Often used in the same context:
quaver,
mezza voce,
monotone,
intonations,
baritone,
baritone voice,
falsetto,
microphone,
vocalizing,
voiceover,
enunciation,
basso profundo,
huskiness,
timbre,
whisper,
speakerphone,
inflections,
diction,
nasal twang,
shrilling,
tones,
chorus,
vocalise,
growl,
spinto,
guttural,
foghorn,
rasp,
descant,
caterwaul,
lilt,
vibrato,
contralto,
croak,
voicemail,
warbles,
wail,
basso,
throaty,
trill,
vocals,
audibility,
octave,
cadences,
croon,
keening,
telephony,
drawl,
disproval,
chitter,
channeler,
speech intelligibility,
vocalism,
yelp,
shriek,
yeahs,
cackle,
twangs,
sibilant,
accent,
emoting,
meows,
tremolos,
vocoder,
echo,
chirrup,
alto,
sound,
narration,
brogue,
dysphonia,
melisma,
howl,
dulcet,
diminuendo,
vocalizations,
whinnies,
cries,
clarion,
bellow,
phone,
chirp,
euphony,
sotto voce,
intelligibility,
songlike,
tenor,
mewl,
tessitura,
purrs,
brooklynese,
murmur,
tinny,
motherese,
moans,
gruffness,
communicator,
dialtone,
phrasing,
sandpapery,
squawk,
megaphone,
voices,
laugh,
tone,
moan,
snore,
treble,
whistle,
cadence,
cry,
purr,
bleat,
polyphonic,
monophonic,
atonal,
fugal,
homophonic,
strophic,
choral,
contrapuntal,
part,
ensemble,
musical,
unaccompanied,
fourpart,
hymnic,
instrumental,
orchestral,
speech,
symphonic,
vocal,
antiphonal
More specific:
accompaniment,
active,
active voice,
ambassador,
androglossia,
bass,
bass part,
chirk,
flak,
flak catcher,
lung-power,
mouth,
mouthpiece,
passive,
passive voice,
quaver,
singing voice,
spin doctor,
spokesman,
spokeswoman,
support,
voice part,
waver
Appears in the definition of:
.,
acousticophobia,
active,
active voice,
aloud,
alto,
androglossia,
aphonia,
aria,
asynchronous transfer mode,
atm,
audio cd,
audio compact disc,
awful,
baritone,
baritone voice,
bass,
basso,
basso profundo,
bass voice,
bawler,
beguiling,
bellower,
big,
boom,
booming,
break,
breathed,
broadband,
bullfrog,
call,
caller,
calm,
caressingly,
castrato,
catch,
change,
chest register,
chest tone,
chest voice,
coaxing,
contralto,
countertenor,
curiously,
deep,
deepen,
detected,
doomed,
dramatic,
drone,
drone on,
durante,
earreach,
earshot,
echo,
edge,
eileen farrell,
elocution,
elocutionist,
falsetto,
farrell,
fashionably,
firm,
franz peter schubert,
franz schubert,
franz seraph peter schubert,
gentle,
glottis,
golden,
govern,
gratingly,
gravel,
gravelly,
growler,
guttural,
head register,
head tone,
head voice,
hearing,
hoarsely,
homophony,
huskily,
hypnotic,
indifferent,
ineptly,
inflected,
inflection,
intonation,
introject,
jam,
jimmy durante,
key,
know,
laryngitis,
level,
lied,
light,
lingeringly,
little,
loud-voiced,
lyric,
male,
maunder,
megaphone,
menacingly,
mezzo,
mezzo-soprano,
mode,
modulation,
mumble,
musical,
mussitate,
mutter,
nasal,
nasale,
nasality,
note,
obligingly,
opinion,
out loud,
part,
part-singing,
partsong,
passive,
passive voice,
peep,
phonophobia,
piercingly,
pitch,
pitch contour,
pleading,
plummy,
popular opinion,
project,
public opinion,
quality,
quavering,
radio announcer,
rana catesbeiana,
rasp,
raucously,
register,
register language,
representation,
resonant,
rich,
roarer,
round,
schubert,
scream,
screamer,
screecher,
second,
secondary sex character,
secondary sex characteristic,
shout,
shouter,
shout out,
shrilly,
silvern,
sing,
singing voice,
small,
small voice,
snappish,
solfege,
solfeggio,
solmizate,
solo,
sonorous,
soprano,
speaker identification,
speaking trumpet,
speaking tube,
speak up,
speech spectrum,
spoken,
startlingly,
stentor,
stentorian,
strained,
sung,
superbly,
talker identification,
tenor,
tenor voice,
tenuity,
throaty,
timber,
timbre,
tinny,
tone,
toneless,
tone of voice,
treble,
tremulous,
troll,
typhoeus,
undertone,
undulate,
unfeminine,
unforced,
uninflected,
unmodulated,
untrained,
unvoiced,
ventriloquism,
ventriloquist,
ventriloquist's dummy,
ventriloquy,
vocal,
vociferate,
voiced,
voiceless,
voicelessness,
voiceprint,
voice of conscience,
voice over,
vox humana,
vox populi,
wee small voice,
whisper,
wobble,
yell,
yeller,
yodel,
yodeling
More general:
advocate,
agency,
air,
articulate,
communication,
enounce,
enunciate,
exponent,
express,
expression,
give tongue to,
grammatical relation,
line,
means,
melodic line,
melodic phrase,
melody,
physical ability,
pronounce,
proponent,
say,
singer,
sound,
strain,
tune,
utter,
vocalist,
way
Synonyms:
articulation,
interpreter,
part,
representative,
sound,
spokesperson,
vocalization,
vocalize
Also try:
— Nouns for voice:
overs,
quality,
span,
mail,
recognition,
over,
choir,
frequency,
production,
texture,
band,
more...
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