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voice

[vois] / vɔɪs /




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His voice held steady long enough to tell the high-school players he coaches that doubt is real and frightening but that you can’t run from it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Michael, a long-haired Vietnam-era peacenik as the informed and occasionally smug voice of logic, earned that brand from Archie simply by being.

From Salon

And given AI can now copy anybody’s voice in minutes, gather the family together and decide on a secret code word to use, to verify emergency calls are really coming who they say they are.

From The Wall Street Journal

Of course, I know well that these voices do not represent all Americans.

From Salon

It’s impossible to overstate how good Grande is at mimicking other singing voices, but the surprise here is how well Johnson keeps with her as Bocelli.

From Los Angeles Times