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Definition of sonorously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
voiceDated in a manner that is deep and resonantDated
- The choir sang sonorously, filling the hall.
2.
soundDated in a way that is full and rich in soundDated
- The actor spoke sonorously, captivating the audience.
Origin of sonorously
Latin, sonor (sound) + -ous (full of)
Examples of sonorously in a sentence
The organ played sonorously, echoing through the cathedral. He read the poem sonorously, filling the room with emotion. The choir sang sonorously, resonating through the hall.
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- French:de façon sonore, avec résonance, ...
- German:klangvoll, ...
- Italian:sonoramente, con voce piena, ...
- Spanish:sonoramente, con sonoridad, ...
- Portuguese:sonoramente, com sonoridade, ...
- Chinese:洪亮地, 声音洪亮地, ...
- Japanese:響き渡るように, 豊かに響く声で, ...
- Arabic:بِصَوْتٍ جَهُورِيّ, بِصَوتٍ رَنَّان, ...
- Hebrew:בְּקוֹל עָמוֹק, בְּקוֹל עָשִׁיר וּמָלֵא, ...
- Russian:звучно, громко, ...
- Ukrainian:звучно, гучно, ...
- Hindi:गूंजते हुए, गंभीरता से, ...
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