vocalizer
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7.1
- noun
- /ˈvoʊkəˌlaɪzər/
:
cantante
- The vocalizer sang beautifully at the concert.
Examples
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Each vocalizer brought a unique tone to the choir's performance.
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As the main vocalizer, he often experimented with different singing styles.
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The band's vocalizer impressed the crowd with her powerful range.
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She is an incredible vocalizer!
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As a skilled vocalizer, she effortlessly hits high notes during every performance.
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The choir director praised him for being an exceptional vocalizer, helping to enhance the harmony of the group.
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During the audition, the vocalizer impressed the judges with her powerful and expressive singing.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who uses their voice to make music, often on stage
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3.0
A person who sings, often in a band or group
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4.5
A male singer with a low warm voice between tenor and bass
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7.0
A singer, usually male, who sings soft, smooth love songs
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6.1
A woman who sings popular songs
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8.2
A person who sings long songs that tell a story
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3.8
A person who sings and often writes simple traditional songs, usually with a guitar
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8.8
A man who sings in a very high voice like an alto
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6.0
A person who sings or writes music
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7.1
A person who sings or chants to lead a group in a ceremony
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2.4
A girl who sings in a choir
A singer who sings German classical songs with piano
A person who writes and sings folk songs that tell stories
A person who sings or plays notes that match the main tune to make the sound richer
A person who sings or leads religious songs during a church service
A person who plays music for someone outside at night to show love
A person who likes to sing alone in the bathroom
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Etymology
Vocalizer comes from the part vocal, which means 'voice' and is like the English word voice. A vocalizer as a person is someone who uses their voice to sing, so the origin explains the word's musical meaning.