revoice (Meaning)
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revoice (v. t.)
To refurnish with a voice; to refit, as an organ pipe, so as to restore its tone.
Synonyms & Antonyms of revoice
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revoice Sentence Examples
- The singer underwent a vocal revoice procedure to improve her range and tone.
- The choir director revoice the chorus before the performance.
- The actor revoice the lines with more emotion and intensity.
- The translator revoice the text to ensure its accuracy in the target language.
- The band revoice some of their older songs to give them a fresh sound.
- The therapist revoice the client's words in a more empathetic manner.
- The artificial intelligence model revoice the input text with a natural-sounding voice.
- The politician revoice his views to align with his current platform.
- The professor revoice the lecture notes to make them more accessible to students.
- The journalist revoice witnesses' statements to protect their anonymity.
FAQs About the word revoice
To refurnish with a voice; to refit, as an organ pipe, so as to restore its tone.
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The singer underwent a vocal revoice procedure to improve her range and tone.
The choir director revoice the chorus before the performance.
The actor revoice the lines with more emotion and intensity.
The translator revoice the text to ensure its accuracy in the target language.
