Voiced is valid Scrabble Word

Is voiced a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is voiced valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for VOICED in dictionary:

VERB:

VOICE, to express or utter

ADJECTIVE:

speaking or singing with a voice of a specified kind
(of an opinion or attitude) expressed in a particular way
(of a speech sound) uttered with resonance of the vocal cords (e.g. b, d, g)
articulated with accompanying vibration of the vocal cords
Furnished with a voice; expressed by the voice.
Uttered with voice; pronounced with vibrations of the vocal cords; sonant; -- said of a sound uttered with the glottis narrowed.
produced with vibration of the vocal cords

Words related to VOICED

voice10 voices11 voicing13

Words that contain VOICED

devoiced15 invoiced14 revoiced14 unvoiced14 outvoiced15 multivoiced19

How to use VOICED in a sentence

He had voiced, and with sincerity, as you may remember, his desire to be proven upon a larger stage than Lichfield afforded.
He voiced no fears, no doubts, but the others knew from their own anxiety how much he must be suffering.
But before he voiced an opinion he got down from his horse and scanned the sides of the mountains ahead of them through his long telescope.
Daneff voiced the views and sentiments of the Bulgarian army and nation.
He knew not whither the tune would lead, and yet, when she sang, he followed, realizing gladly that she voiced the familiar music of his soul.
She raised her eyes, and the question her lips had formed was glowing in them as clearly as if she had voiced it again in words.
They voiced their amazement when Tatini announced our wish to find a navigator and vessel to Tautira.
The opposition was voiced so vigorously by Edward Rutledge, Charles Pinckney, Chancellor Matthews, Dr.
He voiced the protest of the Navy and of the nation against the mal-administration of the peace days, which had left the country unprepared for war.
It was something which he felt rather than perceived, and he never voiced the feeling without subsequent regret and ample atonement.

She had all her life long been accustomed to harbor thoughts and emotions which never voiced themselves.
William Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska, voiced their sentiments in a memorable oration.
But neither he nor Manikawan ever voiced the admiration that they felt for each other.
Up to that time I had not fully voiced my discovery.
Again Horace Greeley and his great paper voiced this cry of despair.
The sentiment in Washington voiced that of the entire country.
Others voiced resentment, perhaps would have given it material form.
His own yearning for the crown of martyrdom, which they both so mysteriously won, is voiced, and the ineffable glories and wonders in store for His own Dispensation foreshadowed.
The Prophets of God voiced the spirit of unity and agreement.
Having voiced his straightforward objection, and delivered his simple but direct lesson, Mr.
May God have mercy upon him that draweth nigh unto thee, and remembereth thee through the things which My Pen hath voiced in this, the most great station.
Even Daddy Bunker, when he could stop laughing, voiced his approval.
She felt that she could never forgive herself her part in the scene of the morning, that wild, impulsive cry that voiced at once confession and a plea for pardon.
What Will had voiced was in fact the very fear that had flashed upon him.
Higgins voiced his disgust in one swift curse, but Payne bored silently on in a wide circuit round the stench.
That the demands he had voiced in Nantes for the Third Estate had been granted by M.
I knew if she had voiced her real thoughts she would have willed that I be dropped anywhere by the roadside, so that she might have the enchanting solitude of the ride with Dicky.
Men who perceive the ridiculous would never have voiced many of the things which he has said.
His part in discussions was seldom great, and usually consisted of a well-placed query that voiced what each boy present had thought of asking, but had been a moment too late.
It is our belief in action and in the worth of human achievement which is voiced in his poems and in his philosophy, and the note is new in India.
They voiced Johannesburg, had the press in their hands, worked the wires, and controlled and arranged what sort of information should reach England.
And in that excitement both men and women gave vent to speech they might not have voiced at a calmer moment.

Similar words containing VOIC without suffix ed

voice10 voicer11 voices11 devoice13 invoice12 revoice12 unvoice12 voicers12 voicing13 devoiced15 devoices14 invoiced14 invoices13 outvoice13 revoiced14 revoices13 unvoiced14 unvoices13 voiceful16 voicings14 devoicing16 invoicing15 outvoiced15 outvoices14 revoicing15 unvoicing15 voiceless14 voicemail16 voiceover17 devoicings17 invoicings16 outvoicing16 undervoice16 unvoicings16 voicemails17 voiceovers18 voiceprint17 undervoices17 voicelessly19 voiceprints18 multivoiced19 voicefulness20 voicelessness18 voicefulnesses22 voicelessnesses20

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