voicing
- noun
- /ˈvɔɪsɪŋ/
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vocalización
- The actor spent months practicing his voicing to create a unique character voice for the animated film.
That creates the sound of the voice that we call voicing.
- That creates the sound of the voice that we call voicing.
- Voicing could sound like this, voicing could sound like this.
Examples
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She focused on her voicing techniques to improve her singing during the choir rehearsal.
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Voicing could sound like this, voicing could sound like this.
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And so, so it's like voicing voice voicing things.
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And So what that does is it trains your nervous system to see voicing your needs as a threat.
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It's the distinction in voicing, yes.
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You know, I think that again, like with the voicing your insecurities, you know, by like it takes power out of it.
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All along the route of the plan is African crude oil pipeline the echoes of communities voicing the same concerns.
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Because not only, I mean what you'll hear more mostly is voicing of skepticism about the methodologies.
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I I do want to say you, you're you're the way you're voicing it to the world is correct.
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During the workshop, participants practiced voicing their opinions on various subjects to enhance their public speaking skills.
Synonyms
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1.0
The sound a person makes when speaking or singing
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3.1
The way someone speaks that shows their feelings or mood
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5.2
A sound a person or animal makes with the voice to communicate
Sound that vocal cords make when they vibrate in the throat
Able to talk or having words to say, for example a role with lines
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Etymology
Voicing comes from the word voice, from the Latin vox meaning 'voice'. It is the act of giving or using a voice, as when a singer finds their 'voice' or an actor gives a character a special 'voice', so voicing means producing sound with the voice.