Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
husky-voice
Noun
/ˈhʌski vɔɪs/

Definition
A husky voice is a deep, rough, or hoarse-sounding voice that can convey warmth or intimacy.

Examples
- She spoke to him in her husky voice, making him lean in closer.
- After catching a cold, his usually clear voice became a husky voice.
- The singer’s husky voice added a unique charm to her performances.

Meaning
The term describes a voice that may sound thicker or raspy, often associated with a certain emotional quality.

Synonyms
- Raspy voice
- Hoarse voice
- Deep voice