Sonorous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SONOROUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• characterized by a full and loud sound
• capable of producing a deep or ringing sound
• (of a speech or style) using imposing language
• (of sound) deep or resonant
• Giving sound when struck; resonant; as, sonorous metals.
• Loud-sounding; giving a clear or loud sound; as, a sonorous voice.
• Yielding sound; characterized by sound; vocal; sonant; as, the vowels are sonorous.
• Impressive in sound; high-sounding.
• Sonant; vibrant; hence, of sounds produced in a cavity, deep-toned; as, sonorous rhonchi.
• full and loud and deep
• (of a person's voice or other sound) imposingly deep and full

Words related to SONOROUS

sonorities10 sonority11 sonorously13 sonorousness12

How to use SONOROUS in a sentence

• There had been others of deeper and more sonorous sound.
• Then there was a distant sound of music, the music of the amateur band of the town, the sonorous strains of whose brass instruments were borne to her at intervals on the breeze.
• At length Tecumseh spoke, at first slowly, and in sonorous tones, but soon he grew impassioned, and the words fell in avalanches from his lips.
• Her sonorous voice of such tremendous range seemed to be awakening the whole countryside.
• What the devil! loyalty was a sonorous word, and so was patriotism, but, after all, one had estates in the north.
• The young voice rang out clearly, rolling the sonorous words, without slip or stumbling, to the end of the chapter.
• No sonorous bells in old missions rang out the time of day.
• With cracking whip, tugging trace, sonorous blasphemy, and ringing shout, the long train is whirling ahead almost at the run.
• The sonorous steps of the policeman on the bridge startled him, and obeying the impulse of the moment, he gave the officer the letter, asking him to post it.
• In the morning I was awakened by the sonorous voice of my companion ringing in my ears and bidding me rise.
• From the grimy but handsome well-cut face gleam a pair of bright, marvellously bright blue eyes, and the voice which bids welcome to the stranger is curiously sweet and sonorous.
• Enoch Pegler, the winner of the three-manual electric cathedral organ with sixty-four stops, the most sonorous instrument of its type yet constructed by Messrs.
• The rich, sonorous tones vibrated after the bow had passed.
• Far across the gulf of years their sonorous voices reach our ears.
• Once again there were great, sonorous edifices in the grand style temperate in tone.
• Before falling back into the thrall of the legend the furious race rushes eagerly into the deepest note of bliss, where in sonorous bass rolls the broad, tranquil song.
• At the passionate height, over long ringing chord, the latter sings a sonorous line in lengthened notes of the wood and horns.
• Their language resembled in sound the Italian, the words being sonorous, terminating in vowels.
• It contains about two hundred sonorous lines, some of which appear to be fine, even in the sense, as well as the sound.
• Ideas did not ring within their minds with the sonorous clash of crossing swords.
• His deep, sonorous voice used to be heard, in his midshipman days, above the whole congregation in the Navy Church.
• And here are echoing stairs to lead you downward To long sonorous halls.
• These houses of entertainment were not then dignified with the sonorous title of hotel.
• Asquith was the voice of England in that great moment of her destiny, a great and sonorous voice, but by no means her heart.

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