aphonic (Meaning)
Wordnet
aphonic (s)
being without sound through injury or illness and thus incapable of all but whispered speech
Webster
aphonic (a.)
Alt. of Aphonous
Synonyms & Antonyms of aphonic
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aphonic Sentence Examples
- The singer's performance was unexpectedly aphonic due to a sudden bout of laryngitis.
- Despite multiple attempts to communicate, the patient remained aphonic after the throat surgery.
- An aphonic whisper was the only form of communication the actor could manage during his recovery.
- The teacher's attempt to call the noisy class to order turned aphonic as she struggled with a sore throat.
- The aphonic response from the public speaker raised concerns about the effectiveness of the microphone.
- The theatergoers were disappointed when the lead actor's microphone malfunctioned, rendering him aphonic on stage.
- The radio interview turned aphonic as the guest's voice faded in and out due to technical issues.
- During the winter months, many people experience aphonic symptoms as a result of respiratory infections.
- The elderly gentleman remained aphonic after a severe bout of pneumonia affected his vocal cords.
- The singer's aphonic state prompted her to cancel the concert, disappointing fans who had eagerly anticipated the performance.
FAQs About the word aphonic
being without sound through injury or illness and thus incapable of all but whispered speechAlt. of Aphonous
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The singer's performance was unexpectedly aphonic due to a sudden bout of laryngitis.
Despite multiple attempts to communicate, the patient remained aphonic after the throat surgery.
An aphonic whisper was the only form of communication the actor could manage during his recovery.
The teacher's attempt to call the noisy class to order turned aphonic as she struggled with a sore throat.
