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stentor

[sten-tawr] / ˈstɛn tɔr /




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John Taber, the man with the voice of a stentor, said he saw the way to slash $9 billion from the federal budget.

From Time Magazine Archive

Then he bluntly told the great stentor that the meeting would have to wait until after election day.

From Time Magazine Archive

It was the moment for which millions of radio listeners, to whom he had become the convention's stentor, had stayed up all night.

From Time Magazine Archive

Out of their wigwams issue sounds of boisterous hilarity, as though they were celebrating some grand festival, with now and then a peal of laughter that might have proceeded from the lungs of a stentor.

From The Land of Fire A Tale of Adventure by Mayne Reid

“Well, my lad, what’s your business?” he inquired in the voice of a stentor, and with the beaming smile of an elderly cherub.

From Fighting the Flames by R. M. (Robert Michael) Ballantyne




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