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voiceless
[vois-lis]
adjective
having no voice; mute.
uttering no words; silent.
having an unmusical voice.
unspoken; unuttered.
voiceless sympathy.
having no vote or right of choice.
Phonetics.(of a speech sound)
without voice; unvoiced; surd; aphonic (voiced ).
“p,” “f,” and “s” are voiceless.
uttered without phonation.
voiceless
/ ˈɔɪɪ /
adjective
without a voice; mute
not articulated
voiceless misery
lacking a musical voice
silent
without the power or right to express an opinion
phonetics articulated without accompanying vibration of the vocal cords
in English (p) is a voiceless consonant
Other 51Թ Forms
- voicelessly adverb
- voicelessness noun
- ˈǾ adverb
- ˈǾԱ noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of voiceless1
Example Sentences
At some point, the massive power imbalance baked into the entire Western liberal-democratic polity, which drives so many people who feel voiceless and disenfranchised into consumerist apathy, fascist fantasy or both, will require radical readjustment.
There was appreciation for his endeavour to become a voice for the voiceless and focus on the poor and those whose destinies were not in their own hands.
As they squawked and brayed, a narrator said: “This year, they march in protest. They are peaceful. They are flightless. But they are certainly not voiceless.”
Kilmer had been treated for throat cancer, a procedure that largely left him voiceless.
“The greatest, most precious gift he gave me was the opportunity to once again find my creative voice when I had become voiceless. My wings mended, and I better understood the all-consuming act of creativity.”
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