plural n. the sounds from the mouth made in speaking or singing; v. to make known
The many voices made an excellent choir.
The many voices made an excellent choir.
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How did the slave feel when she heard voices outside the wagon?
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Where did the voices ask Papajack to take them?
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She heard the men's vibrant voices.
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The microphone amplified the actors' voices.
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Debra has a vibrant personality. OR She heard the men's vibrant voices.
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The song sounds so good with the harmonization of different voices.
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What did all their voices have in common?
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What does it mean when the farm animal's voices sound gruff?
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Whose voices did she hear in the garden?
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How old was Joan when she first said she heard voices from heaven?
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the biggest voices in the Civil Rights movement in the sixties.
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How do Mom and Gram's voices sound?
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Whose voices does Drest hear along the journey to the Faintree Castle?
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Who is responsible for the voices that come from the walls in Janna's house?
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speech; sound; expression; express
quiet; stifle
2 syllables
voic-es
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