Voice

vois, n. sound from the mouth: sound given out by anything: utterance or mode of utterance: language: expre ion: expre ed opinion: one who speaks: ( Shak. ) reputation: sound uttered with resonance of the vocal chords: vote: ( gram. ) mode of inflecting verbs, as being active or pa ive.— v.t. to give utterance to, declare, announce: to fit for sounding: to regulate the tone of: to utter with voice or tone, as distinguished from breath.— adjs. Voiced , furnished with a voice; Voice′ful , having a voice: vocal.— n. Voice′fulne .— adj. Voice′le , having no voice or vote.— ns. Voice′le ne ; Voic′er ; Voic′ing , the regulating of the tone of organ pipes, ensuring proper power, pitch, and quality.— In my voice ( Shak. ), in my name; Inner voice , part , in music, a voice-part intermediate between the highest and the lowest; In voice , in good condition for singing or speaking.— With one voice , unanimously. [O. Fr. voix —L. vox , vocis ; akin to Gr. epos , a word.]