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voice

[vois] / vɔɪs /
NOUN
expression, language
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cry sound speech statement tone
STRONG
articulation call delivery exclamation inflection intonation modulation murmur mutter roar shout song tongue utterance vent vocalization vociferation words yell
Antonyms
STRONGEST
silence
STRONG
quiet
NOUN
opinion
Synonyms
STRONGEST
expression view
STRONG
approval choice decision option part participation preference representation say say-so suffrage vent vote will wish
WEAK
right of free speech vox populi
Antonyms
STRONG
disfavor dislike hate hatred rejection
VERB
express opinion; put into words
Synonyms
STRONGEST
announce articulate assert declare deliver emphasize present proclaim say speak tell utter vent
STRONG
air cry divulge enunciate inflect intonate modulate pronounce put recount sound talk verbalize vocalize
WEAK
come out with give expression give utterance
Antonyms
STRONGEST
be quiet conceal deny hide listen refrain withhold
STRONG
mumble

Example Sentences

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"He expanded our sense of what exploration can be," REI said, adding that Whittaker also became a prominent voice advocating for the protection of the outdoors.

From BBC • Apr. 8, 2026

“Right from that moment,” Harrison said, “we recognized some vital energy, a voice crying out somewhere, toiling in the darkness.”

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 8, 2026

I think, particularly at the time I read it, and now with this show, what appealed to me was that it was a younger perspective, and it was a new voice in Gilead.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 8, 2026

"It's a bright spot on the Moon," said Hansen, his voice breaking with emotion.

From Barron's • Apr. 7, 2026

Nate’s voice is frantic as he pulls his boat alongside Dad’s rapidly disappearing one.

From "Red Flags and Butterflies" by Sheryl Azzam