voicing Definition

voice
noun

1. A sound produced by the vocal organs and uttered through the mouth, especially by humans in speech or song.
2. The ability to speak; the power of speech.

Example: lost his voice
3. A way of speaking or singing peculiar to each individual.

Example: couldn't recognize the voice
4. A tone of speech reflecting a particular emotion.

Example: in a nervous voice
Thesaurus: tone, intonation, inflection.
5. The sound of someone speaking.

Example: heard a voice
6. The ability to sing, especially to sing well.

Example: has no voice
Example: has a lovely voice
7. Expression in the form of spoken words.

Example: gave voice to their feelings
Thesaurus: articulation, vocalization, expression.
8. A means or medium of expression or communication.

Example: newspapers as the voice of the people
Thesaurus: representative, spokesperson, spokesman, spokeswoman, agent, press agent, mouthpiece (slang); vote, say, say-so, choice.
9. grammar.
The status or function of a verb in being either active or passive.

verb voiced, voicing

1. To express something in speech.

Example: He voiced his disapproval
Thesaurus: assert, declare, say, disclose, divulge, express, exclaim, state, announce.
2. phonetics.
To pronounce (a sound) with a vibration of the vocal cords.

Idiom: give voice to something

To express it.

Idiom: in good voice

Singing well.

Idiom: with one voice

Unanimously.
Thesaurus: unanimously, consensually, all together.

Etymology: 13c: from French vois, from Latin vox.