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A syntactic pattern that indicates the verb-subject relationship; the principal voices in English and many other languages are active and passive.
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| voice |
the personality or style of the writer or narrator that seems to come to life in the words
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| void |
an unfilled space within a solid material.
Ãâó: www.gepolymerland.com/technical/designgloss.html
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| voice a. |
an electronic instrument that prints out waveforms corresponding to vocal characteristics; used for analysis of voice and speech problems or identification of a particular speaker.
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| voice s.’s |
auscultatory sounds heard over the lungs or airways when the patient speaks; increased resonance indicates consolidation or an airless lung underlying an effusion. Types include bronchophony, egophony, laryngophony, pectoriloquy, tracheophony, and cavernous voice.
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