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What is another word for
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Comparative for capable of producing a deep or ringing sound
Comparative for very loud or having a high volume
Comparative for wordy or grandiloquent in expression
Comparative for having or producing a pleasing tune
Comparative for full of sound
Comparative for rich, mellow and carefully articulated, especially with an upper-class accent
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Adjective
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Comparative for capable of producing a deep or ringing sound
deeper
richer
louder
fuller
rounder
rotunder
mellower
clearer
stronger
powerfuller
fruitier
phatter
robuster
brighter
silverier
more resonant
more ringing
more resounding
more reverberant
more orotund
more vibrant
more reverberative
more booming
more plangent
more canorous
more mellifluous
more golden
more melodious
more rounded
more mellifluent
more imposing
more stentorian
more consonant
more prominent
more expressive
more eloquent
more significant
more pear-shaped
more cavernous
“The unicorn spoke in a deep,
sonorous
voice, like James Earl Jones playing Mr. Ed.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very loud or having a high volume
louder
deeper
richer
noisier
fuller
powerfuller
rotunder
mellower
rounder
lower
clearer
stronger
throatier
rowdier
intenser
lustier
lower-pitched
racketier
bigger
harsher
graver
fruitier
fortissimo
robuster
plummier
shriller
livelier
heavier
sharper
mightier
squawkier
higher
higher-pitched
brassier
shriekier
tinnier
squeakier
acuter
thinner
screechier
more booming
more resounding
more thunderous
more deafening
more ringing
more thundering
more clamorous
more piercing
more clangorous
more stentorian
more plangent
more earsplitting
more resonant
more reverberant
more strident
more orotund
more reverberative
more vibrant
more consonant
more golden
more ear-splitting
more canorous
more rumbling
more heightened
more tumultuous
more enhanced
more electrifying
more bass
more vociferous
more cacophonous
more profound
more thrilling
more raucous
more forceful
more stentorious
more uproarious
more rambunctious
more boisterous
more reverberatory
more obstreperous
more penetrating
more emphatic
more clattery
more overpowering
more pear-shaped
more distinct
more screaming
more harmonious
more almighty
more tremendous
more thundery
more full-throated
more rolling
more melodious
more turbulent
more blustering
more vehement
more blatant
more fulminating
more mellifluous
more audible
more unwavering
more disorderly
more overwhelming
more strepitous
more leather-lunged
more discordant
more jarring
more metallic
more stridulant
more stridulous
more dissonant
more insistent
more vocal
more demanding
more vociferant
more clamant
more obtrusive
more intrusive
more argute
more ❯
“The horn sounded again, a
sonorous
boom indicating an impressive vehicle.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for wordy or grandiloquent in expression
flowerier
loftier
rotunder
windier
purpler
mouthier
gassier
bigger
wordier
fancier
showier
flashier
grander
glibber
richer
haughtier
stagier
primmer
vivider
louder
fulsomer
hammier
camper
campier
phonier
UK
fussier
schmaltzier
faker
stuffier
falser
hollower
busier
unfairer
stodgier
bolder
catchier
splashier
wilder
messier
untidier
stiffer
steeper
extremer
posier
taller
awkwarder
more grandiloquent
more bombastic
more magniloquent
more overblown
more highfalutin
more orotund
more pretentious
more turgid
more florid
more grandiose
more overripe
more pompous
more aureate
more declamatory
more tumid
more extravagant
more Ciceronian
more imposing
more epideictic
more Demosthenean
more Demosthenic
more impressive
more majestic
more high-flown
more ornate
more inflated
more verbose
more overwrought
more ostentatious
more overdone
more magnific
more eloquent
more articulate
more hyperbolic
more flatulent
more silver-tongued
more effusive
more pedantic
more hifalutin
more gaseous
more swollen
more flamboyant
more pleonastic
more bombast
more complicated
more stilted
more scholarly
more formal
more erudite
more elaborate
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more strained
more convoluted
more theatrical
more histrionic
more embellished
more baroque
more Ossianic
more exaggerated
more boastful
more affected
more ornamental
more braggart
more figurative
more fluent
more voluble
more tumescent
more over-elaborate
more contrived
more vocal
more portentous
more long-winded
more decorative
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more luscious
more epic
more persuasive
more blustering
more egotistic
more loudmouthed
more dramatic
more heroic
more elocutionary
more lexiphanic
more expressive
more full of hot air
more ponderous
more pontifical
more prolix
more redundant
more diffuse
more actorly
more melodramatic
more mannered
more forced
more artificial
more unnatural
more excessive
more overstated
more overworked
more hyped
more actressy
more unreal
more comic
more meretricious
more sensational
more over the top
more immoderate
more overelaborate
more sensationalistic
more preposterous
more overdramatic
more overemotional
more emotional
more ceremonious
more histrionical
more sentimental
more puffed
more assumed
more sesquipedalian
more la-di-da
more superficial
more overweening
more insincere
more bloated
more magnified
more inordinate
more undue
more sham
more bogus
more disproportionate
more spurious
more mechanical
more plastic
more farcical
more factitious
more amplified
more gushing
more needless
more unreasonable
more unnecessary
more tragic
more snobbish
more metaphorical
more overinflated
more discursive
more booming
more self-important
more detailed
more involved
more complex
more decorated
more cluttered
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more rhapsodical
more animated
more crowded
more unwarranted
more pumped up
more Daliesque
more muddled
more disorderly
more mixed-up
more far out
more unconvincing
more sensationalist
more conceited
more affectated
more fakey
more farfetched
more fantastic
more unrealistic
more spectacular
more fabulous
more stylized
more impossible
more ❯
“What it is doing is trying to hitchhike on those
sonorous
words that bring tears to the eyes of mothers every weekend.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or producing a pleasing tune
mellower
sweeter
smoother
pleasanter
catchier
silverier
clearer
softer
richer
rotunder
fuller
prettier
deeper
rounder
purer
silkier
more tuneful
more melodious
more musical
more euphonious
more melodic
more harmonious
more mellifluous
more mellifluent
more symphonious
more lyrical
more symphonic
more euphonic
more harmonic
more canorous
more songful
more rhythmical
more consonant
more resonant
more agreeable
more pleasing
more foot-tapping
more balanced
more congruous
more soothing
more honeyed
more concordant
more eurythmic
more eurhythmic
more euphonous
more golden
more lyric
more polyphonic
more rhythmic
more seraphic
more birdsweet
more angelical
more liquid
more orotund
more silver-tongued
more listenable
more flowing
more operatic
more instrumental
more coloratura
more classical
more euphonical
more soulful
more accordant
more assonant
more fluent
more limpid
more distinct
more ariose
more chantlike
more singable
more singing
more fluid
more sing-song
more melting
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for full of sound
more soundful
Adjective
▲
Comparative for rich, mellow and carefully articulated, especially with an upper-class accent
plummier
posher
grander
richer
more aristocratic
more refined
more affected
more resonant
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