stentorian (Meaning)
stentorian (s)
(used of the voice or sound) deep and resonant
Synonyms & Antonyms of stentorian
Synonyms:
- plangent
- roaring
- piercing
- blasting
- blaring
- sonorous
- clamorous
- thundering
- earsplitting
- clangorous
- noisy
- booming
- thunderous
- resounding
- shrill
Antonyms:
stentorian Sentence Examples
- The stentorian announcement echoed through the auditorium, demanding attention.
- The congressman's stentorian voice boomed through the Capitol building.
- The sergeant's stentorian command sent shivers down the recruits' spines.
- The preacher's stentorian sermon reverberated through the cathedral.
- The actor unleashed a stentorian roar that shook the stage.
- The teacher's stentorian tone commanded respect and silence from the students.
- The auctioneer's stentorian call for bids electrified the crowd.
- The opera singer's stentorian voice filled the concert hall with its powerful resonance.
- The judge's stentorian pronouncement pronounced the verdict.
- The traffic officer's stentorian whistle cut through the chaos.
FAQs About the word stentorian
(used of the voice or sound) deep and resonant
loud, ringing, deafening, plangent, roaring, piercing, blasting, blaring, sonorous, clamorous
low,gentle, low, silent, soft, quiet, dead, dead, gentle, silent
The stentorian announcement echoed through the auditorium, demanding attention.
The congressman's stentorian voice boomed through the Capitol building.
The sergeant's stentorian command sent shivers down the recruits' spines.
The preacher's stentorian sermon reverberated through the cathedral.
