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Definition of voice
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Voice (v. t.) To vote; to
elect;
to
appoint.
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Autophony
::
Autophony
(n.) An
auscultatory
process,
which
consists
in
noting
the tone of the
observer's
own
voice,
while he
speaks,
holding
his head close to the
patient's
chest..
Whisper
::
Whisper
(v. t.) To
address
in a
whisper,
or low
voice..
Emphasis
::
Emphasis
(n.) A
particular
stress
of
utterance,
or force of
voice,
given in
reading
and
speaking
to one or more words whose
signification
the
speaker
intends
to
impress
specially
upon his
audience..
Tone
::
Tone (n.) The
peculiar
quality
of sound in any voice or
instrument;
as, a rich tone, a reedy
tone..
Register
::
Register
(v. i.) The
compass
of a voice or
instrument;
a
specified
portion
of the
compass
of a
voice,
or a
series
of vocal tones of a given
compass;
as, the
upper,
middle,
or lower
register;
the
soprano
register;
the tenor
register..
Vocalize
::
Vocalize
(v. t.) To form into
voice;
to make vocal or
sonant;
to give
intonation
or
resonance
to.
Language
::
Language
(n.) Any means of
conveying
or
communicating
ideas;
specifically,
human
speech;
the
expression
of ideas by the
voice;
sounds,
expressive
of
thought,
articulated
by the
organs
of the
throat
and
mouth..
Sound
::
Sound (n.) The
peceived
object
occasioned
by the
impulse
or
vibration
of a
material
substance
affecting
the ear; a
sensation
or
perception
of the mind
received
through
the ear, and
produced
by the
impulse
or
vibration
of the air or other
medium
with which the ear is in
contact;
the
effect
of an
impression
made on the
organs
of
hearing
by an
impulse
or
vibration
of the air
caused
by a
collision
of
bodies,
or by other
means;
noise;
report;
as, the sound of a drum; the sound of the human
voice;
a h
Sestet
::
Sestet
(n.) A piece of music
composed
for six
voices
or six
instruments;
a
sextet;
--
called
also
sestuor.
Timbre
::
Timbre
(n.) The
quality
or tone
distinguishing
voices
or
instruments;
tone
color;
clang tint; as, the
timbre
of the
voice;
the
timbre
of a
violin.
See Tone, and
Partial
tones,
under
Partial..
Call
::
Call (v. i.) To speak in loud
voice;
to cry out; to
address
by name; --
sometimes
with to.
Reedy
::
Reedy (a.)
Having
the
quality
of reed in tone, that is, ///// and thin^ as some
voices..
Sound
::
Sound (v. i.) To make a
noise;
to utter a
voice;
to make an
impulse
of the air that shall
strike
the
organs
of
hearing
with a
perceptible
effect.
Vociferation
::
Vociferation
(n.) The act of
vociferating;
violent
outcry;
vehement
utterance
of the
voice.
Voice
::
Voice (v. t.) To vote; to
elect;
to
appoint.
Hoarse
::
Hoarse
(superl.)
Having
a
harsh,
rough,
grating
voice or
sound,
as when
affected
with a cold;
making
a
rough,
harsh cry or
sound;
as, the
hoarse
raven..
Babel
::
Babel (n.)
Hence:
A place or scene of noise and
confusion;
a
confused
mixture
of
sounds,
as of
voices
or
languages..
Croak
::
Croak (v. t.) To utter in a low,
hoarse
voice;
to
announce
by
croaking;
to
forebode;
as, to croak
disaster..
Passively
::
Passively
(adv.)
As a
passive
verb; in the
passive
voice.
Vociferate
::
Vociferate
(v. t.) To utter with a loud
voice;
to shout out.
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