sonorousness (Meaning)

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sonorousness (n)

having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant

The sonorousness of the church bells echoed through the valley, calling worshippers to prayer.
The tenor's voice possessed a deep and sonorousness that reverberated throughout the concert hall.
The roar of the lion was a sonorousness that shook the ground and sent shivers down the spines of its prey.
The sonorousness of the rain drumming on the roof created a soothing rhythm that lulled me to sleep.
The symphony's grand finale reached its climax with a sonorousness that deafened the audience.
The poet's words had a sonorousness that lingered in the mind long after they were read.
The sonorousness of the marching band's drums filled the streets with thunderous energy.
The gentle sonorousness of the brook's water flowing over rocks was a symphony of nature.
The harpist's fingers danced across the strings, creating a sonorousness that transported listeners to another realm.
The sonorousness of the old ship's horn could be heard for miles across the open sea.

having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant

ringing, deafening,loud, shrill,thunderous, clamorous, clangorous, plangent, roaring, blaring

soft, low, quiet, low, gentle, soft, silent,gentle, silent, quiet

The sonorousness of the church bells echoed through the valley, calling worshippers to prayer.

The tenor's voice possessed a deep and sonorousness that reverberated throughout the concert hall.

The roar of the lion was a sonorousness that shook the ground and sent shivers down the spines of its prey.

The sonorousness of the rain drumming on the roof created a soothing rhythm that lulled me to sleep.