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stentorian
This term describes a voice that is exceptionally loud, powerful, and commanding. It carries a connotation of authority and dominance, often suggesting a voice that can easily be heard over a crowd or in a large space without effort. It is more specific than "loud," which can be perceived as noisy or irritating; "stentorian" implies a certain quality of strength and resonance.
In modern usage, the word is primarily used in formal or literary contexts. It is frequently employed to describe public speakers, military officers, or figures of power. Because of its association with command, using it to describe a casual conversation would be an intentional exaggeration or a stylistic choice to emphasize the overwhelming nature of the sound.