stentorian — (of a person's voice) loud and powerful
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: (of a person's voice) loud and powerful
Pronunciation (IPA): /stenˈtɔːriən/
Korean meaning: (목소리가) 우렁차고 힘찬, 천둥같은
Korean pronunciation: 스텐**토**리언
Example Sentences
- The drill sergeant's stentorian commands made even the bravest recruits tremble.
- My neighbor's stentorian snoring can be heard three houses away.
- The opera singer's stentorian voice filled the concert hall without any amplification.
stentorian
ADJECTIVE//stenˈtɔːriən//
(of a person's voice) loud and powerful

a theatrical actor stands center stage with his chest expanded and mouth wide open, projecting his voice across the entire venue. His posture shows complete vocal commitment with arms gesturing broadly and head tilted back. The sound waves from his powerful voice visibly ripple through the air toward the distant audience. Even people in the back rows lean forward, clearly hearing every word despite the vast distance. Audience members throughout the amphitheater react with amazed expressions at the incredible volume and clarity. Birds in nearby trees flutter away from the sheer vocal power. a voice that is loud and powerful enough to reach everyone without amplification
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Origin
From Greek mythology's herald Stentor, who was said to have a voice as loud as fifty men combined and served as a messenger during the Trojan War.
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“The drill sergeant's stentorian commands made even the bravest recruits tremble.”
“My neighbor's stentorian snoring can be heard three houses away.”
“The opera singer's stentorian voice filled the concert hall without any amplification.”
“His stentorian laughter at dad jokes embarrassed his teenagers in public.”
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