Vocals

//ˈvəʊkəlz//

Synonyms for "vocals" (84 found)

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Closest matches (17)

outspoken alto articulate articulated audible baritone bass bravura choral choric clamorous coloratura dramatic eloquent enunciated

Noun(1 words)

song

Adjective(1 words)

audible

Strong matches (25)

expressed expressive falsetto fluent free free spoken free-spoken glib heroic hymnal instrumental intonated lingual linguistic liturgic liturgical loud lyric lyrical nuncupative

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operatic oral

Adjective(3 words)

expressive intonated loud

Related words (42)

Adjective(7 words)

oral outspoken resounding sonant spoken vocalic voiced

Adjective(1 words)

outspoken

parol pronounced psalmic psalmodial psalmodic rhetorical round sacred said singing smooth-spoken sonant song soprano sounded speech spoken stentorian talkative tenor

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treble unwritten uttered venting verbal viva voce vocal music vocalized voiced voiceful voicing vowel vowellike

Noun(1 words)

vocal music

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4 relation types

derived

2 entries

backup vocals lead vocals

form of

1 entries

vocal

has context

1 entries

music

related to

5 entries

song sound vocal vocalist word

Translations

1 translations across 1 languages.

Finnish

1 entries

sanat noun (The words of a song together with other sounds sung by a vocalist)

Sample sentences

10 total sentences available.

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This album features vocals by James Taylor.

Source: tatoeba (5275317)

Tom contributed vocals to Mary's debut album.

Source: tatoeba (5275321)

The band featured Tom on guitar, Mary on bass guitar and vocals, John on drums, and Alice on keyboards.

Source: tatoeba (5275324)

Tom and Mary sang background vocals.

Source: tatoeba (5848866)

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