Definition Conjugation
Definition of devoice - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
internetRare remove a user's ability to speak in a chatRare
- The moderator decided to devoice the disruptive user.
2.
phoneticsTECH. remove the voiced quality of a soundTECH.
- In some languages, consonants devoice at the end of words..
Origin of devoice
Latin, de (down) + vox (voice)
Examples of devoice in a sentence
He was devoiced for violating chat rules. Voiced consonants often devoice in final position. The teacher asked the students to devoice the last sound.
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- French:réduire au silence, désonoriser, ...
- German:stumm schalten, stimmhaftigkeit entfernen, ...
- Italian:revocare la parola, desonorizzare, ...
- Spanish:silenciar, desvocalizar, ...
- Portuguese:silenciar, desvoze, ...
- Chinese:禁言, 去浊, ...
- Japanese:発言権を取り上げる, 無声化する, ...
- Arabic:أَسْكَتَ, جَعَلَ الصَّوْتَ مَهْمُوسًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁתִּיק, לְהַחְסִיר קוֹלִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:лишить голоса, лишать голоса, ...
- Ukrainian:позбавити голосу, позбавляти голосу, ...
- Hindi:बोलने की क्षमता हटाना, स्वरहीन करना, ...
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