Examples of 'voiced' in a sentence
Meaning of "voiced"
Voice (verb): To voice means to express or communicate something by speaking or making sounds. It is used when someone articulates their thoughts, opinions, or feelings verbally
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- simple past tense and past participle of voice
- Sounded with vibration of the vocal cords. For example, the phone [z] is voiced, while [s] is unvoiced.
- Having a specified kind of voice.
- That contains voice.
How to use "voiced" in a sentence
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Voiced by one who attempted to take mine.
Criticism should be voiced when it is called for.
He voiced concern about another controversial project.
Others have also voiced their disappointment.
Voiced stops become unaspirated voiceless stops.
It has consistently voiced disapproval of settlement activities.
Views supporting the integration were also voiced.
Algeria has voiced its intention to do likewise.
Several of the crew have voiced their.
But that woman voiced a formal complaint.
Considerable opposition to the plan was immediately voiced.
Complaints were voiced about the lack of textbooks.
Some of your critics have voiced concerns.
He just voiced his opinion on a social matter.
Two main concerns were voiced in this area.
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He also voiced the character in video games.
Contractual concerns have been voiced in this regard.
You voiced an important new political sentiment.
It was pronounced as a voiced before voiced consonants.
I voiced an opinion on behalf of all three of us.
Nebraska football fans voiced their criticism.
It voiced concern about the level of maternal mortality.
It was principally men who voiced this discourse.
An objection was voiced against the inclusion of such a provision.
Unaspirated consonants become voiced after nasals.
His voiced traveled with such a still purpose.
Many representatives voiced support for the proposals.
We voiced our opposition to any unilateral military action.
The will to freedom is voiced in every other tongue.
Other voiced consonants are not devoiced.
Update to reflect arguments voiced at the section meeting.
Both voiced confidence that a comprehensive settlement is achievable.
Parliamentarians have voiced these concerns in the past.
Voiced plosives are prenasalized in intervocalic position.
Voicing of the voiced uvular clicks is variable.
Both support and opposition to this proposal were voiced.
I have not voiced that very loudly.
Concerns over the emerging imbalances have been voiced.
Opposition was voiced to the latter proposal.
Concerns about brain drain have also been voiced.
This meets a concern voiced by the professions in particular.
Views against such a mechanism were voiced.
I am the one who voiced suspicion about her.
Here we find some concern being voiced.
I think you voiced my own thoughts on the subject.
Some speakers nevertheless voiced objections.
This idea was voiced up in different resolutions.
He agreed to continue as there was no objection voiced.
Differing views are voiced within the government itself.
Not till the commentary is it voiced.
