Voiced

Pronunciation: /vɔɪst/

Definitions of voiced

verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence

Example Sentences

A1 She voiced her opinion at the meeting.

A2 The actor voiced the character in the animated movie.

B1 The students voiced their concerns about the new school policy.

B2 The politician voiced his support for the new legislation during the press conference.

C1 The activist voiced her opposition to the government's decision during the protest.

C2 The renowned author voiced his thoughts on the current state of literature in a recent interview.

Examples of voiced in a Sentence

formal The professor voiced her concerns about the research methodology during the conference.

informal She voiced her opinion about the new project in the meeting.

slang I finally mustered up the courage to voice my feelings to her.

figurative The painting beautifully voiced the artist's inner emotions and struggles.

Grammatical Forms of voiced

• past tense: voiced
• plural: voiced
• comparative: more voiced
• superlative: most voiced
• present tense: voice
• future tense: will voice
• perfect tense: have voiced
• continuous tense: voicing
• singular: voiced
• positive degree: voiced
• infinitive: to voice
• gerund: voicing
• participle: voiced

Origin and Evolution of voiced

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'voiced' originated from the Old French word 'voicer' which came from the Latin word 'vocem' meaning 'voice'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of sound and speech, the term 'voiced' has evolved to also describe opinions or expressions that are spoken aloud.