Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
laryngophony
noun
/ˌlæ.rɪn.ɡoʊˈfoʊ.ni/

Definition
Laryngophony is a term used in medical and speech contexts that refers to the resonance or sound produced by the larynx (voice box) when speaking or making sounds.

Examples
- The doctor assessed the patient’s laryngophony to determine the cause of the vocal issues.
- During voice therapy, laryngophony exercises were introduced to improve vocal resonance.

Meaning
It specifically describes how voice quality and sound can be affected by the laryngeal structure and function, often analyzed in voice therapy and medical assessments of vocal health.

Synonyms
- Vocal resonance
- Voice quality
- Laryngeal sound