voiced

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of voice. Use this form for something that already happened.

   She voiced her concerns about the schedule at the meeting.

   He voiced strong support for the new rule.

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2. 2
   adjectivein compounds

   Having a voice of a particular kind or quality.

   She was soft-voiced and rarely spoke above a whisper.

   The deep-voiced narrator gave the film its serious tone.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Made with the vocal cords vibrating as you say the sound.

   Like the buzzing you can feel in your throat when you say 'zzz'.

   The 'z' sound is voiced, but the 's' sound is not.

   You make a voiced sound when your throat buzzes.

   Similarsonant

   Oppositevoiceless, unvoiced

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4. 4
   adjective

   Holding or carrying the sound of a human voice.

   Like a tape that has talking on it, not just empty quiet.

   This part of the recording is voiced, with clear speech.

   A voiced channel lets you hear the caller talk.

   Oppositesilent, unvoiced

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