modulated voice
[ˈmɒdʒuleɪtɪd vɔɪs]
noun phrasepl: modulated voices
voz modulada
1. A voice that varies in pitch, tone, and intensity in a controlled and intentional manner for expressive or rhetorical effect
The speaker used a modulated voice to emphasize key points during the presentation.
O palestrante usou uma voz modulada para enfatizar pontos-chave durante a apresentação.
2. Speech delivery characterized by deliberate changes in volume, speed, and intonation to maintain listener engagement
Her modulated voice made the audiobook narration particularly engaging and pleasant to listen to.
Sua voz modulada tornou a narração do audiolivro particularmente envolvente e agradável de ouvir.
3. A voice quality that avoids monotone speech through controlled vocal variation
Good public speakers develop a modulated voice to keep their audience interested.
Bons oradores desenvolvem uma voz modulada para manter o interesse da audiência.
In Brazil, a modulated voice is highly valued in professional contexts such as broadcasting, teaching, and public speaking. It is often associated with education and refinement. In the USA, vocal modulation is particularly emphasized in media, entertainment, and political discourse as a sign of credibility and engagement.
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