throatless
- adjective
- /ˈθroʊtləs/
- She felt throatless in the meeting, unable to share her true feelings.
Examples
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After the accident, he was left throatless and could only communicate through writing.
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She felt throatless after her speech was interrupted.
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The throatless cry of the crowd went unheard by those in power.
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The throatless character in the play struggled to convey emotions.
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After losing his voice due to laryngitis, he felt throatless and unable to express his thoughts.
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The protesters felt throatless as their demands for justice went ignored by the authorities.
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In the film, the throatless character communicated only through gestures, highlighting their profound struggle.
Synonyms
Not using speech, often shown by a look or gesture
A look or action that shows feeling without words
Not making any sound
Shown or felt without spoken words
Not using spoken words, for example a silent actor or someone using sign language
Not able to speak and only able to whisper
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Throatless comes from the words throat 'where the voice comes from' and -less meaning 'without'. So throatless can mean 'without a voice' or unable to speak, which is why it is used for silence or a lack of expression.