Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
croaky-voice
Adjective
/ˈkroʊ.ki vɔɪs/
Definition
A voice characterized by a rough, hoarse, or raspy quality, often resulting from a sore throat or strain.
Examples
- After shouting at the game, her croaky voice made it hard to speak clearly.
- The singer’s croaky voice added a unique texture to the song.
- He tried to speak but his croaky voice barely came out.
Meaning
The term ‘croaky-voice’ describes a vocal quality that sounds low and gravelly, typically caused by irritation or exhaustion of the vocal cords.
Synonyms
- hoarse voice
- raspy voice
- gravelly voice
