adjective
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declared or expressed by the voice
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(in combination) having a voice as specified
loud-voiced
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phonetics articulated with accompanying vibration of the vocal cords Compare voiceless
in English (b) is a voiced consonant
Other Word Forms
- multivoiced adjective
- voicedness noun
- well-voiced adjective
Etymology
Origin of voiced
Example Sentences
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Global allies and partners, including many in the Gulf and Europe, have voiced alarm over the escalation and the regional instability it could unleash.
From Salon
The court also voiced concern over personal communications being used for targeted advertising and directed WhatsApp to establish a consent-based framework for data sharing.
From BBC
The UN rights chief voiced alarm Friday at the deteriorating situation in South Sudan, calling for "urgent action" to avert a return to full-scale civil war.
From Barron's
The landlord installed cameras at the property in late 2025 after the couple voiced their suspicions.
From Los Angeles Times
Critics of a deal with Netflix voiced concern that the storied movie studio would be lost to the Silicon Valley streaming titan, paving the way for the depletion of cinema.
From BBC
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