Thesaurus / sonorously

sonorously

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"The vibrations are not favorable—" he rolled the words sonorously.

Leaning out of the window he called sonorously, "Woodman, spare that tree!"

From the pine forest streamed a wild perfume, the branches swayed together, rhythmically, sonorously.

He flung out his right arm and quoted sonorously from Pissaro: "I paint portraits because doing it helps me to live!"

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What distinction is there between a man and a beast, except that a man can speak articulately and a beast sonorously?

The horse's hoofs splash sonorously through the puddles; the coachman begins to whistle.

He still, however, rapped sonorously on my box, shaking his head from side to side like a china mandarin.

Who can say things so sweetly, so smoothly, so sonorously, as the leading character or characters in a play?

The brass Napoleons were still spanging sonorously, and there was a ceaseless spitting of irregular musketry in the distance.

And with that Lady Torquilin rapped sonorously and rang a peal—such a rap and peal as I had never heard in all my life before.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985