Voice
//vɔɪs//
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Verb
Proper Noun
The word "voice" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.
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Dalek voice active voice antipassive voice at the top of one's voice chest voice chipmunk voice cockpit voice recorder creaky voice devoice find one's voice give voice good voice to beg bacon head voice in good voice in one voice in voice indoor voice indoors voice inner voice inside voice keep one's voice down lexical middle voice library voice like the sound of one's own voice mediopassive voice middle voice morning voice neuter voice non-voice outdoor voice outdoors voice outside voice pick-by-voice pick-to-voice raise one's voice sexy baby voice singing voice speaking voice storm-voice student voice symmetrical voice syntactic middle voice the voice of the people, the voice of God throw one's voice tone of voice undervoice voice acting voice actor voice actress voice artist voice assistant voice blindness voice box voice call voice calling in the wilderness voice changer voice coil voice command voice crack voice crying in the wilderness voice evac voice evacuation voice for print voice glide voice in the wilderness voice lift voice like a foghorn voice mail voice mailbox voice message voice of reason voice onset time voice over IP voice over broadband voice picking voice procedure alphabet voice quality voice recognition voice synth voice synthesis voice synthesizer voice talent voice train voice training voice verify voice vote voice voting voice wrap voice-act voice-activated voice-directed warehousing voice-over voice-under voicebank voiced voiceless voicelet voiceprint with one voice
Broader Terms (Hypernyms)
advocate advocator agency air articulate communication enounce enunciate exponent express expression give tongue to grammatical relation line means melodic line melodic phrase melody phonation physical ability pronounce proponent say singer sound sound out strain tune utter verbal expression verbalise verbalism verbalize vocalisation vocaliser vocalism vocalist vocalization vocalizer vox way
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ability action alto alto baritone announce appoint audible audio audio talk baritone beautiful beautiful singing bodily bodily function box breath channel character chord chords clamor command communicate communicated communication communication method communicator composition cords dialects direction elect emitted expression flag for singing for speaking from from mouth from throat from you function harmony hear heard high high low human human ability human communication human made human noise human speaking human speech human vocalization humans in microphone in throat inflection inner inner noise instrument intonated irc judgment language language spoken larynx listen listen to low made making making noise meaning mechanism message method microphone moist mouth mouth moving mouth noise mouth vocal movement moving necessity noise noise making object organ origin people person person speaking person vocalization personal personal noise pitch portray precept proper publish regulate say sing sing with singing singing instrument singing talking sonant sonorous soprano soprano tenor sound speak speak with speaking speaking instrument speaking mechanism speaking necessity speaking noise speaking singing speaking tone speaks speaks with speech speech box spoken spoken with talk talk with talking talking chords talking mechanism talking organ talking singing talking thing tenor throat throat box throat noise timbre tone tone pitch tones tool trait used used speak used speaking used talking user utter utterance vibration vocable vocabulary vocal vocal chord vocal chords vocal cords vocal expression vocal instrument vocal movement vocal noise vocal organ vocal origin vocal speech vocal tool vocalization vocalize vocalizing vocals vocation voice actor volume vote way way communicate yell yell talk you you hear you speaking
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