Voicing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOICING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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 regulation of the tone of organ pipes
• 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 act of adjusting an organ pipe (or wind instrument) so that it conforms to the standards of tone and pitch and color
• the sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth, as speech or song
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express or utter
• the tonal quality of an instrument in an ensemble

Words related to VOICING

voice10 voiced12 voices11 voicings14

Words that contain VOICING

voicings14 devoicing16 invoicing15 revoicing15 unvoicing15 devoicings17 invoicings16 outvoicing16 unvoicings16

How to use VOICING in a sentence

• In an utter human silence, save for the husky voicing of the necessary orders, the launches were hoisted on board.
• At other times, unfortunately, Shelley joins with Byron in voicing a vain rebellion against society.
• In reflecting the restless spirit of this progressive age Tennyson is as remarkable as Pope was in voicing the artificiality of the early eighteenth century.
• These lines were simply voicing a protest against the government for not having made the famous Freya Talberg pay the penalty to which she had been sentenced.
• In that instant, without the voicing of a word, the deed was done.
• The spontaneous, creative life of humanity has developed them as a fit mode of voicing its great spiritual cravings, and only the same creative genius can replace them.
• Turan, disturbed, arose to a sitting position at the same time voicing a piercing shriek.
• Everyone was talking, laughing and voicing pleasure in the increasingly wonderful demonstration of getting sounds out of the air, from hundreds of miles away.
• Chapter 3 is a poetic monologue describing the fate and voicing the contrition of the righteous within the Judean community.
• It might have been his gratitude that he was voicing, so touching were the strains that followed that first note.
• Now, before we separate, I think I am voicing the sentiments of the members here when I ask for one more song.
• Eight days ago, the Bishop, voicing the Church, had done the same.
• The method he had chosen for voicing his opinion had no revolutionary element in it.
• Ted told him of the continued voicing of an alarm by Sultan, and Clay hurriedly dressed.
• Hannen In this Cause consultation is of vital importance, but spiritual conference and not the mere voicing of personal views is intended.
• James Ford Rhodes as an exact estimate of public sentiment, as voicing in energetic diction the mass of the common people of the North.
• From a shadowy grove of alders inland came the three plaintive notes of a sleepy golden-crown sparrow voicing the beauty, the mystery, the gentleness of the North.
• He also wrote a series of stirring lyrics which, voicing as they did the general sentiment in Ireland at the time, became extremely popular and had a widespread effect.
• Naturally, as I thought, I objected to voicing such heathen imprecations in the nineteenth century of the era of the Prince of Peace.
• It is in this voicing of itself that worry demonstrates its inherent selfishness.
• The strings were voicing the joy of a happy girl heart.
• And the poet undoubtedly has gained the gratitude of his countrymen for his voicing of that love for liberty which has always existed in their hearts.
• Then those who thought a darky was as good as any one else got on the prod in a mild form, and you could hear them voicing their opinions all over the hall.
• Troublous times had come, and the mutterings of discontent were voicing themselves in more and more articulate phrase.

Similar words containing VOIC without suffix ing

voice10 voiced12 voicer11 voices11 devoice13 invoice12 revoice12 unvoice12 voicers12 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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