orotund
- adjective
- /ˈɔːrəˌtʌnd/
- Formal
- He has an orotund tone that commands attention.
Examples
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He practiced until his vowels were perfectly orotund for the performance.
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Her orotund tones gave the speech a powerful and commanding presence.
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The actor's orotund voice filled every corner of the theater.
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The speaker's orotund voice captivated the audience.
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The actor's orotund voice filled the theater, captivating everyone in the audience.
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She spoke with an orotund tone that made her words seem important and authoritative.
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During the performance, the singer produced an orotund sound that resonated beautifully across the hall.
Synonyms
Having a full, rich sound
A deep, loud sound that fills a place
A very loud deep voice that fills a room
A full, rich voice that sounds round and warm
Having a full, rich, deep sound
Antonyms
Compounds
How Resonant
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word orotund comes from Latin parts orare 'to speak' and rotundus 'round', the same roots you see in orator and rotund. So an orotund voice is 'round' and full, which is why it sounds powerful and commanding.