Meaning & Definition of Voice in English
Voice
The sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth.
Pronunciation:
/vɔɪs/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
voicesDetailed Definitions
Definition: The sound produced by humans and some animals using their vocal cords.
Example Sentence: She raised her voice to be heard over the noise.
Definition: The ability or manner of expressing one's opinions or feelings.
Example Sentence: Every citizen has a voice in democracy.
Definition: An instrumental sound produced by an instrument or in music.
Example Sentence: The violin added a beautiful voice to the orchestra.
Definition: A particular tone of speaking or method of expression.
Example Sentence: He spoke in a calm and reassuring voice.
Definition: The choice of words or style of expression in writing.
Example Sentence: The author’s voice was distinct and engaging.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'vois', from Latin 'vox'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- 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.
Translations
- Spanish: voz
- French: voix
- German: Stimme
- Russian: голос
Related Words
- vocal: Related to the voice or speech.
- voiceless: Without a voice; silent.
- voiceover: A narration in a film, broadcast, etc.
Slang Meanings of voice
Meaning: A person's influence or opinion.
Example Sentence: Get your voice in the conversation.
Meaning: To express oneself loudly or clearly.
Example Sentence: Don't just stand there, voice your opinions!