vocal strength
[/ˈvoʊkəl ˈstreŋθ/]
noun
força vocal
1. The power, intensity, and control of a person's voice when speaking or singing; the ability to produce sound with clarity and projection
The singer's vocal strength allowed her to perform without a microphone in the large auditorium.
A força vocal da cantora permitiu que ela se apresentasse sem microfone no grande auditório.
2. Physical and technical capability of the vocal cords and respiratory system to sustain and modulate sound
Years of training improved his vocal strength and range.
Anos de treinamento melhoraram sua força vocal e extensão.
3. The quality or characteristic of having a commanding or resonant voice
Her vocal strength commanded attention in the meeting.
Sua força vocal chamava atenção na reunião.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'vocal strength' is a valued attribute in professional singers, public speakers, and performers. In Brazil, vocal training emphasizing 'força vocal' is particularly important in samba, bossa nova, and classical music traditions. The term is frequently used in music conservatories, theater schools, and speech coaching contexts across both cultures.
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