devoice (Meaning)
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devoice (v)
utter with tense vocal chords
Synonyms & Antonyms of devoice
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devoice Sentence Examples
- Sarah's decision to devoice her opinions during the meeting surprised her colleagues.
- The politician's attempt to devoice his controversial statements only sparked further scrutiny.
- As tensions escalated, the negotiators decided to devoice their demands for the sake of compromise.
- The company's strategy to devoice its brand led to confusion among consumers.
- It's important not to devoice your emotions; expressing them can lead to healthier relationships.
- The therapist encouraged her patient to devoice his inner critic and embrace self-compassion.
- The singer struggled to devoice her nerves before stepping onto the stage.
- In an effort to maintain neutrality, the mediator chose to devoice personal biases.
- The teacher reminded the students to devoice any preconceptions before embarking on the experiment.
- The writer's style intentionally devoices the narrator, allowing readers to project their interpretations onto the story.
FAQs About the word devoice
utter with tense vocal chords
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No antonyms found.
Sarah's decision to devoice her opinions during the meeting surprised her colleagues.
The politician's attempt to devoice his controversial statements only sparked further scrutiny.
As tensions escalated, the negotiators decided to devoice their demands for the sake of compromise.
The company's strategy to devoice its brand led to confusion among consumers.
