Voice

/vɔɪs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The sound produced by humans when speaking, singing, or making sounds.

Her voice was clear and melodious, captivating everyone in the room.

A particular sound or tone made by an animal.

The voice of the bird could be heard from afar, signaling the arrival of spring.

The ability to speak or express oneself.

He finally found his voice and was able to share his thoughts confidently.

An expression of opinion or will.

Every citizen should have a voice in the democratic process.

A specific character, mood, or style in writing or art.

The author's unique voice distinguishes her work from others in the genre.

verb

To give a voice to someone or something, often in a figurative sense.

The organization aims to voice the needs of underrepresented communities.

To articulate or pronounce something.

It is important to voice your opinions respectfully during discussions.

To express something in spoken words.

She decided to voice her concerns during the meeting.

Middle English, from Old French 'vois', from Latin 'vox'.

find your voice

To discover and express your idea or opinion.

speak with your voice

To express one's own thoughts or feelings authentically.

in a loud voice

To speak loudly enough to be heard.

vocal

Related to the voice or speech.

voiceless

Without a voice; silent.

voiceover

A narration in a film, broadcast, etc.

A person's influence or opinion.

Get your voice in the conversation.

To express oneself loudly or clearly.

Don't just stand there, voice your opinions!