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voiced
In linguistics, this term describes a specific physical mechanism of speech production where the glottis is narrow enough to cause the air to vibrate. It creates a distinct auditory contrast with voiceless sounds, such as the difference between the p and b sounds.
When used in a general social or professional context, the word suggests a transition from internal thought to external communication. It often carries a connotation of formality or officiality, implying that a sentiment has been formally articulated to an authority or a group to ensure it is acknowledged.
Meanings
Examples
I need to get my concerns voiced during the meeting.
The sound is produced by voiced glottal vibration.
Her objections were finally voiced after the decision was made.
Is this specific phoneme voiced or voiceless?
I wish my fears were voiced so we could solve this together.
He felt a sense of relief once his opinion was voiced.
The difference between p and b is that b is voiced.
The difference between p and b is that b is voiced.