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Meaning of deep-mouthed
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deep-mouthed (a.)
Having a loud and sonorous voice.
deep-mouthed Sentence Examples
- The lion let out a deep-mouthed roar, echoing across the savanna.
- She spoke with a deep-mouthed voice that commanded attention in any room.
- The dog emitted a deep-mouthed growl, warning intruders to stay away.
- As the storm approached, the thunder became deep-mouthed, rumbling ominously in the distance.
- The actor's deep-mouthed laugh filled the theater, eliciting smiles from the audience.
- In the quiet forest, the owl's deep-mouthed hoots carried through the night.
- The bass singer's deep-mouthed rendition of the aria captivated the entire audience.
- The old grandfather clock chimed with a deep-mouthed resonance that echoed through the house.
- The engine of the vintage car roared to life with a deep-mouthed rumble.
- His deep-mouthed sigh conveyed his exhaustion after a long day's work.
FAQs About the word deep-mouthed
Having a loud and sonorous voice.
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The lion let out a deep-mouthed roar, echoing across the savanna.
She spoke with a deep-mouthed voice that commanded attention in any room.
The dog emitted a deep-mouthed growl, warning intruders to stay away.
As the storm approached, the thunder became deep-mouthed, rumbling ominously in the distance.
