hoarseness

• Nom désignant la qualité rauque, enrouée ou gutturale de la voix, souvent causée par une irritation ou une fatigue des cordes vocales.

A noun referring to a rough, harsh, or throaty quality of the voice, often caused by irritation or strain of the vocal cords.

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1. Rough or harsh voice qualityB2formalmedical

   A condition where the voice sounds rough, strained, or breathy, often due to irritation or swelling of the vocal cords.

   Enrouement

   • The singer's hoarseness forced her to cancel the concert.
   • He developed hoarseness after shouting at the game.
   • Chronic hoarseness can be a sign of vocal cord strain.

   Synonymesgruffnessharshnesshuskinessroughness

   Antonymesclarityclearnessfluencymelodiousnesssmoothness