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raspy

[ras-pee, rah-spee] / ˈræs pi, ˈrɑ spi /


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If the fund industry’s equivalent to a leading man is a growth fund comprised of stocks with large market capitalizations, an active ETF would be a character actor with a raspy voice.

From Barron's

"The fire seemed to come out of nowhere," the 45-year-old tells the BBC in a melancholic voice, raspy from years of smoking cigarettes.

From BBC

With her soft cheeks and tearful, raspy baby voice, it’s shocking how much we get attached to her.

From Los Angeles Times

Later that evening an unknown number flashed up on my mobile phone and I heard that same raspy voice.

From BBC

“I Kissed a Girl,” which puts a bouncy folk-pop groove beneath Sobule’s lightly raspy vocal, opens with two friends hanging out one night as they compare notes on their disappointing boyfriends.

From Los Angeles Times