Voiced

/vɔɪst/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of 'voice', meaning to express something in words.

They voiced their opinions clearly during the discussion.

adjective

Expressed in words; articulated or made known.

She voiced her concerns during the meeting.

Having a voice; produced with vibration of the vocal cords.

The voiced sounds in the language include vowels and certain consonants.

Provided with a voice, especially in the context of speaking or expressing.

He was a voiced character in the animated movie.

Middle English, from the Old French 'voisé', meaning 'to give voice to'.

voice one's opinion

To express one's thoughts or feelings about a particular subject.

voiced concerns

To express worries or concerns.

voiced support

To publicly express support for someone or something.

a voiced complaint

A complaint that has been expressed formally or informally.

voice

The sound produced by humans or animals, using the vocal cords.

voiceless

Not expressed or articulated; lacking a voice.

vocalization

The act of producing sounds with the voice.

speak

To communicate by voice.

To speak up or express oneself.

He finally voiced up during the discussion.

To say something out loud or share one's thoughts.

If you have something on your mind, just voice it!