Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dysphonic
Adjective
/dɪsˈfɒnɪk/
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Definition
A term used to describe difficulty in producing voice sounds, which may result in an unusual quality of voice, often characterized by hoarseness or a strained tone.
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Examples
- After recovering from a cold, she found her voice still sounded dysphonic.
- The dysphonic quality of his speech made it hard for others to understand him.
- Vocal training can help improve dysphonic conditions in some individuals.
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Meaning
Dysphonic refers to a condition where an individual has problems with their voice due to various factors, which can lead to a weakening or abnormal production of vocal sounds.
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Synonyms
- Hoarse
- Strained
- Raspy
- Unintelligible