voiceful (Meaning)
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voiceful (a.)
Having a voice or vocal quality; having a loud voice or many voices; vocal; sounding.
Synonyms & Antonyms of voiceful
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voiceful Sentence Examples
- The singer's voiceful rendition of the aria captivated the audience.
- The thunderous roar of the crowd was drowned out by the voiceful cries of the protesters.
- The passionate voiceful speeches of the activists sparked a movement.
- The voiceful notes emitted by the violin resonated through the concert hall.
- The child's voiceful laughter echoed through the playground.
- The author's voiceful prose conveyed the depth of their emotions.
- The politician's voiceful denunciation of corruption resounded around the nation.
- The birds' voiceful chirping filled the air with a symphony of nature.
- The voiceful pleadings of the accused fell on deaf ears.
- The voiceful chorus of voices sang out their shared aspirations.
FAQs About the word voiceful
Having a voice or vocal quality; having a loud voice or many voices; vocal; sounding.
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The singer's voiceful rendition of the aria captivated the audience.
The thunderous roar of the crowd was drowned out by the voiceful cries of the protesters.
The passionate voiceful speeches of the activists sparked a movement.
The voiceful notes emitted by the violin resonated through the concert hall.
