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Meanings of Vocatives:

noun

A word in the vocative case.

Usage examples:

Women tend to use such words as adorable, cute, lovely, sweet in describing people and objects and …

adjective

Relating to or denoting a case of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives in latin and other languages, used in addressing or invoking a person or thing.

Usage examples:

The vocative form is used with frequent appeals by name to the writer's friend ‘molly.’

Meanings of Voces:

noun

A spoken exam for a university qualification

Usage examples:

Viva las vegas!, there were cheers and cries of "viva mexico!"

Meanings of Vociferate:

verb

Shout, complain, or argue loudly or vehemently.

Usage examples:

He then began to vociferate loudly

Meanings of Vociferosity:

noun

The quality or character of being vociferous; vociferousness.

Meanings of Vociferous:

adjective

Expressing or characterized by vehement opinions; loud and forceful.

Usage examples:

He was a vociferous opponent of the takeover

Meanings of Vociferously:

adverb

In a loud and forceful manner.

Usage examples:

The country vociferously opposed the war

Meanings of Vocification:

noun

An utterance; an act of giving voice to something.

Meanings of Vocoder:

noun

A synthesizer that produces sounds from an analysis of speech input.

Usage examples:

He has been substituted with voice vocoders, heavy synthesizers and dubious baselines.

Meanings of Vocoders:

noun

A synthesizer that produces sounds from an analysis of speech input.

Usage examples:

He has been substituted with voice vocoders, heavy synthesizers and dubious baselines.

Meanings of Vocoid:

noun

A speech sound articulated with no obstruction of the airstream; a vocalic speech sound.

adjective

Of or relating to a vocoid or vocoids; designating a vocoid.

Meanings of Vocular:

adjective

Vocal. generally. relating to, involving, or produced by the voice; (of a person) vociferous.

Meanings of Vod:

abbreviation

Video on demand.

Meanings of Vodka:

noun

An alcoholic spirit of russian origin made by distillation of rye, wheat, or potatoes.

Usage examples:

We stayed up all night drinking vodka

Meanings of Vodkas:

noun

An alcoholic spirit of russian origin made by distillation of rye, wheat, or potatoes.

Usage examples:

We stayed up all night drinking vodka

Meanings of Vodun:

noun

Another term for voodoo.

Meanings of Voetsek:

verb

Go away.

Usage examples:

Voetsak out of here!

Meanings of Voetstoots:

adverb

Without guarantee or warranty; at the buyer's risk.

Usage examples:

The property is sold voetstoots

adjective

Sold or purchased without guarantee or warranty; at the buyer's risk.

Usage examples:

Auctions are voetstoots deals

Meanings of Voguish:

adjective

Popular or in fashion at a particular time.

Usage examples:

He wore the costume of an art dealer from some voguish new york hangout of the late sixties

Meanings of Voice-over:

noun

Words that describe or comment on a film, advertisement, or video, which are spoken by a person who is not seen

Usage examples:

Famous actors often provide voice-overs for advertisements.

Meanings of Voiced:

adjective

Speaking or singing with a voice of a specified kind.

Usage examples:

A squeaky-voiced comedian

verb

Express (something) in words.

Usage examples:

Get teachers to voice their opinions on important subjects

Meanings of Voicedness:

noun

The quality of being uttered with vibration of the vocal cords.

Meanings of Voiceless:

adjective

Not able to speak or express opinions.

Usage examples:

Millions of americans feel voiceless and powerless to bring positive change to the political system

Meanings of Voicelet:

noun

A small, quiet, or light voice.

Meanings of Voiceprint:

noun

A visual record of speech, analysed with respect to frequency, duration, and amplitude.

Usage examples:

To many judges and lawyers involved in the criminal justice system, including leading experts on sc…

Meanings of Voiceprints:

noun

A visual record of speech, analysed with respect to frequency, duration, and amplitude.

Usage examples:

To many judges and lawyers involved in the criminal justice system, including leading experts on sc…