voice

1. noun

1)

she lost her voice

Syn:

power of speech

2)

he gave voice to his anger

Syn:

expression, utterance, verbalization, vocalization

3)

we speak with one voice

Syn:

opinion, view, feeling, wish, desire, will; (voice of the people) vox populi; informal vox pop

4)

citizens must have a voice in this

Syn:

say, influence, vote, input, role, representation, seat at the table

5)

a powerful voice for conservation

Syn:

spokesperson, speaker, champion, representative, mouthpiece, intermediary; forum, vehicle, instrument, channel, organ, agent

2. verb

they voiced their opposition

Syn:

express, vocalize, communicate, articulate, declare, state, assert, reveal, proclaim, announce, publish, publicize, make public, make known, table, air, vent; utter, say, speak; informal come out with