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voicing
This term operates across three distinct domains: communication, linguistics, and music. In a communicative sense, it describes the transition of an internal thought or emotion into an external, audible expression. It often carries a connotation of formality or intentionality, such as voicing a complaint or a concern, rather than casual chatting.
In technical contexts, the word shifts toward the physical mechanics of sound. In linguistics, it refers to the biological vibration of vocal folds. In music, it describes the architectural arrangement of notes within a chord or the physical regulation of a piano's hammers. While the communicative use is often uncountable when referring to the general act of expression, the musical use is frequently countable when referring to specific chord arrangements.
Meanings
The vibration of the vocal cords during the production of a speech sound.
In linguistics, the difference between p and b is a matter of voicing.
The specific manner in which a musical instrument, particularly a piano, is tuned or regulated to produce a particular tone quality.
Examples
The employees are voicing their concerns about the new policy.
I should start voicing my opinion more often in meetings.
The difference between p and b is the presence of voicing.
He is struggling with the voicing of certain consonants in this language.
The technician spent hours on the voicing of the grand piano.
This instrument needs professional voicing to remove the harsh tones.
This instrument needs professional voicing to remove the harsh tones.
The jazz pianist experimented with a denser voicing for the chords.
I wonder if a different voicing would make this harmony sound warmer.