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Noun

The physical faculty enabling the ability to utter sounds

A particular opinion or attitude expressed

One who speaks on behalf of an organization or another person

The expression of a thought, feeling or idea through speech or words

The tone used during the act of physically putting something into audible words or sounds

One who vocalizes through song

A newspaper or periodical which promotes the views of an organization

The right to vote in political elections

An agency or means of doing something

A thing that can be heard

Political or social authority or control

To express verbally

To make a soft rustling or murmuring sound

To represent something abstract or intangible as material

Speak or write authoritatively about a topic

To cry (something) in a high-pitched, frenzied way

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Noun

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The physical faculty enabling the ability to utter sounds

power of speech

powers of articulation

esophagus^US

oesophagus^UK

“I waved my arms in the air above my head and nearly lost my voice while trying to sing along.”

Noun

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A particular opinion or attitude expressed

judgement^UK

judgment^US

gauging^UK

gaging^US

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“We will allow every voice to be heard without prejudice.”

Noun

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One who speaks on behalf of an organization or another person

press liaison officer

minister plenipotentiary

public relations officer

lieutenant

public relations consultant

councillor^UK

councilor^US

the second in command

member of Congress

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“Freeman has usurped Walter Cronkite as the voice of CBS News this week in a slightly uneven struggle, given that Cronkite is dead.”

Noun

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The expression of a thought, feeling or idea through speech or words

publicising^UK

publicizing^US

vocalizing^US

vocalising^UK

inflection^US

inflexion^UK

dialog^US

dialogue^UK

defence^UK

defense^US

pretence^UK

pretense^US

judgement^UK

judgment^US

itemizing^US

catalogue^UK

catalog^US

itemising^UK

monologue^UK

programme^UK

monolog^US

program^US

acceptance of responsibility

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“Her article gave voice to the frustration felt by the youth of her generation.”

Noun

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The tone used during the act of physically putting something into audible words or sounds

inflexion^UK

inflection^US

colour^UK

color^US

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“Michelle's voice was strangely calm as she spoke in front of the large crowd.”

Noun

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One who vocalizes through song

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“Franklin remains one of the greatest voices of all time.”

Noun

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A newspaper or periodical which promotes the views of an organization

means of communication

catalog^US

catalogue^UK

practises^UK

mould^UK

mold^US

method of functioning

realisation^UK

methods and resources

standard operating procedure

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Noun

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A thing that can be heard

Noun

Political or social authority or control

favour^UK

favor^US

pretense^US

pretence^UK

special consideration

unconditional authority

being let off the hook

making an exception

allowing to break the rules

unrestricted authority

favouritism^UK

freedom from punishment

favoritism^US

exemption from punishment

get out of jail free card

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Verb

To express verbally

vocalise^UK

vocalize^US

verbalise^UK

verbalize^US

publicise^UK

publicize^US

emphasise^UK

emphasize^US

shout from the rooftops

summarize^US

summarise^UK

get one's tongue round

systematize^US

itemize^US

scrutinize^US

systematise^UK

itemise^UK

scrutinise^UK

shout from the housetops

shoot off one's mouth

get off

make clear

bring out into the open

let the cat out of the bag

familiarize^US

familiarise^UK

create the impression of being

give every indication of being

have the appearance of being

seem to be

create the impression that

strike you as being

strike someone that

give every indication that

strike as being

give the impression that

give the impression of being

have the air of being

catalogue^UK

catalog^US

spill the beans about

let the cat out of the bag about

name

give notice

blow the gaff

spill your guts about

come out of the closet

keep up to speed with

put in the picture about

give information about

tell all about

let your hair down

put someone on notice

specialise^UK

specialize^US

analyse^UK

analyze^US

let cat out of the bag

make a clean breast of

declare one's preferences

communicate information

give a description of

paint in words

bring to public attention

bring to public notice

epitomize^US

get out of your system

give an explanation of

reiterate

review

paint a word picture of

epitomise^UK

get down to brass tacks

fly speck

quote chapter and verse

recognize^US

show the lay of the land

explain in simple terms

explain the situation to

explain the circumstances to

realize^US

issue a statement about

realise^UK

recognise^UK

describe the state of affairs to

symbolize^US

symbolise^UK

put someone through their paces

communicate knowledge

give someone to understand

naturalize^US

popularise^UK

popularize^US

naturalise^UK

explicitize^US

explicitise^UK

bring into common use

help someone remember

get something straight

cause someone to remember

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“Based on my experience, I feel qualified to voice an opinion on this matter.”

Verb

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To make a soft rustling or murmuring sound

verbalise^UK

verbalize^US

vocalise^UK

vocalize^US

speak in hushed tones

breathe

speak softly

speak in an undertone

wail

talk under your breath

utter under the breath

say under one's breath

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Verb

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To represent something abstract or intangible as material

externalize^US

embody

express

epitomise^UK

epitomize^US

materialise^UK

materialize^US

incorporate

instantiate

symbolise^UK

symbolize^US

body

personalise^UK

personalize^US

realize^US

realise^UK

be the incarnation of

visualize^US

visualise^UK

externalise^UK

publicise^UK

publicize^US

draft^US

draught^UK

categorize^US

signalize^US

categorise^UK

signalise^UK

give substance to the fact that

witness to the fact that

submit evidence

establish evidence

produce evidence

demonstrate the truth

be a typical sample of

have an atmosphere of

conjure up a picture of

conceive of

draw a picture of

map out

let the cat out of the bag

put someone in mind of

put one in mind of

be redolent of

point in direction of

constitute evidence of

show once and for all

espouse

clear up

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Verb

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Speak or write authoritatively about a topic

sermonise^UK

sermonize^US

criticize^US

criticise^UK

moralize^US

moralise^UK

memorialise^UK

memorialize^US

give a dissertation to

evangelize^US

express disapproval of

evangelise^UK

kick up a stink about

write at length about

spout about

expound on

perorate on

speak at length about

express one's opinion

vapour^UK

vapor^US

shoot off one's mouth

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Verb

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To cry (something) in a high-pitched, frenzied way

clamour^UK

clamor^US

call at the top of one's voice

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