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Definition of sonorous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soundproducing a deep, resonant sound
- The sonorous bell echoed through the valley.
2.
languagewordy or grandiloquent in speech
- His sonorous speech impressed the listeners.
3.
phoneticsTECH. produced with an open vocal tractTECH.
- The sonorous vowel was easy to hear.
Origin of sonorous
Latin, sonorus (sound) + -ous (full of)
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Examples of sonorous in a sentence
A sonorous melody played on the radio. The politician's sonorous address captivated the audience. Her sonorous writing style made the novel a bestseller. Her sonorous voice filled the auditorium. The sonorous tones of the organ resonated in the church.
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- French:sonore, grandiloquent, ...
- German:klangvoll, sonor, ...
- Italian:sonoro, altisonante, ...
- Spanish:sonoro, grandilocuente, ...
- Portuguese:sonoro, ...
- Chinese:洪亮的, 浮夸的, ...
- Japanese:響き渡る, 大げさな, ...
- Arabic:رَنَّان, خَطابيّ, ...
- Hebrew:תְּהוּדָתִי, רַבְרְבָנִי, ...
- Russian:звонкий, высокопарный, ...
- Ukrainian:гучний, звучний, ...
- Hindi:गंभीर, शब्दाडंबरपूर्ण, ...
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