Voices is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOICES in dictionary:

VERB:
• VOICE, to express or utter
• express in words
• utter (a speech sound) with resonance of the vocal cords (e.g. b, d, g, v, z).
• regulate the tone quality of (organ pipes).
NOUN:
• the ability to speak or sing
• the supposed utterance of a guiding spirit
• the distinctive tone or style of a literary work or author
• a particular opinion or attitude expressed
• an agency by which a point of view is expressed or represented
• the right to express an opinion
• the range of pitch or type of tone with which a person sings, such as soprano or tenor.
• a vocal part in a composition.
• a constituent part in a fugue.
• each of the notes or sounds able to be produced simultaneously by a musical instrument (especially an electronic one) or a computer.
• (in an electronic musical instrument) each of a number of preset or programmable tones.
• sound uttered with resonance of the vocal cords (used in the pronunciation of vowels and certain consonants).
• a form or set of forms of a verb showing the relation of the subject to the action
• the sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth, as speech or song

Words related to VOICES

voice10 voiced12 voicing13

Words that contain VOICES

devoices14 invoices13 revoices13 unvoices13 outvoices14 undervoices17

How to use VOICES in a sentence

• The recollection of that moonlight hour among the ruins, and the distinct voices whispering, caused a shudder to run through her.
• For along time there came to him the soft sound of weeping, and afterward the murmur of voices.
• His practised ears caught the sound of voices in the lean-to, then scarce fifty feet distant.
• The halt had not been made half-a-dozen seconds, when the voices of the party ascending in chase, were heard above the fugitives.
• Two or three of these women had already sung, and Harry had been disgusted with their hard voices and bold looks.
• Happily, as we were halfway between the second and third story, the man and the girl whose voices I heard stopped at the second.
• Her voice repeated the song that had once been sung by many voices.
• And then they heard the street door open and close, and the voices of Mrs.
• This time he was certain that he was not deceived, and thought that he could hear voices singing Indian war songs.
• Occasionally the clamour of voices was lost in the clatter of breaking dishes.
• Bert and Harry then took up the call, as they had louder voices than had Nan, and even Freddie added his shout, but it was of no use.
• While drying his face he heard voices from within, subdued, anxious.
• The voices of the Red Gods had mastered him, and he had come.
• In five minutes ten thousand voices of blue and grey, some of them quivering with the agony of death, had joined.
• The murmur of blissful voices had ceased at first sight of him.
• The men knew the bearings of Cotton-Tree Bay, so the angry voices yielded to selfish thought.
• The staff who received the litter, and the Red Cross men who brought it, spoke in low voices, but never in irritating whispers.
• Their voices were drowned in the din, and their followers, panic stricken, now thought only of preserving their lives.
• This was evidently the grand reception room and, listening intently, he could hear a murmur of voices inside.
• His work is at least seven-eighths with untrained voices.
• Each of the voices spoke in turn, and each in turn declared the truth.
• They are very much the same mould, and their voices blend as one, but Cedric has the handsomer face.
• This takes place quickly and almost imperceptibly, and those places, so lately full of voices, are suddenly given back to silence.
• Those who have heard Spurgeon and Gladstone almost always speak of the rare musical quality in their voices.
• Two soft voices were speaking together in a low tone.
• And the only voices that were audible were the voices of the brooks.
• There are two voices heard in the record, probably women.
• What she needs is undisturbed repose, and not to have to expect every few minutes to hear at her door the knocks and voices of servants or children.
• The church bells had ceased ringing, from the church itself came the pleasant sounds of voices.
• Meanwhile the voices had risen to a high pitch again.
• Here, also, as well as in the garden and in the woods, her heavenly voices spoke to her and told her what she must do for the king and her country.
• The voices of men and children mingled with the snorting of animals and the cracking of whips.

Similar words containing VOICE without suffix s

voice10 voiced12 voicer11 devoice13 invoice12 revoice12 unvoice12 voicers12 devoiced15 devoices14 invoiced14 invoices13 outvoice13 revoiced14 revoices13 unvoiced14 unvoices13 voiceful16 outvoiced15 outvoices14 voiceless14 voicemail16 voiceover17 undervoice16 voicemails17 voiceovers18 voiceprint17 undervoices17 voicelessly19 voiceprints18 multivoiced19 voicefulness20 voicelessness18 voicefulnesses22 voicelessnesses20

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