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overvoice

overvoice verb: to voice (a sound) too strongly.

Verb

overvoice (third-person singular simple present overvoices, present participle overvoicing, simple past and past participle overvoiced)

  1. (transitive) To voice (a sound) too strongly.
    Antonyms:
    undervoice
  2. (transitive) To express (an opinion) too forcefully or too frequently.

Antonyms of overvoice

Forms of overvoice

third-person singular presentovervoices
present participleovervoicing
past participleovervoiced
pastovervoiced

Origin of overvoice

From over- + voice.

Questions about overvoice

What does overvoice mean?
Overvoice means to voice (a sound) too strongly.
What part of speech is overvoice?
Overvoice is a verb.
What is the past tense of overvoice?
The past tense of overvoice is overvoiced.

Words near overvoice in the dictionary

  1. overvigorously
  2. overviolent
  3. overvisited
  4. overvivid
  5. overvividly
  6. overvoice
  7. overvoiced
  8. overvoices
  9. overvoicing
  10. overvolatility
  11. overvolt

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