deep-voiced
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of deep-voiced
First recorded in 1840–50
Example Sentences
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He’s of average height, deep-voiced and barrel-chested and tends to respond to questions with questions.
From Los Angeles Times
Led by the deep-voiced Cameron Winter, the group from New York appeared at Flog Gnaw less than 24 hours after a hometown gig at the Brooklyn Paramount on Friday night.
From Los Angeles Times
He spoke in that melodic, deep-voiced way of his.
From Literature
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Tall, brown and deep-voiced, Padilla is immediately recognizable on Capitol Hill as one of a handful of Latino U.S. senators.
From Los Angeles Times
“You want symmetry?” said the deep-voiced Montaño, 48.
From Los Angeles Times
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