Adjective:

सुनद, उंच नदी,

sonorous's Usage Examples:

scc is pronounced [ʃtʃ], like sc of the Italian word scena followed sonorously by c of the Italian word cilindro.

Despot, as a "cultured adventurer", was one of those figures who "affirmed sonorously the Romanians" Romanness".

followed by a muffled strike, which has a very sonorous and mournful effect.

sonorous of voice, eloquent of speech, noble of countenance, a blend of affability and severity.

newspaper reports of the period: Volume; melody; compass; resonance; sonorousness; simplicity; cultivation; powerful; exquisite; flexible; rich; full;.

" And of Charles Dance, "As the scheming attorney-at-law, Dance was wolfishly lethal, his hooded eyes and sonorous voice loaded with evil.

the literary narration, the way of telling the story, the style, the sonorousness of the phrases, [and] the composition are all just as beautiful and interesting.

He was, for instance, alone of his time to use unexpected, sonorous, punning rhymes.

Guarneri"s violins often have a darker, more robust, more sonorous tone than Stradivari"s.

example, the Finnish potential mood, in which a less sonorous segment changes to copy a more sonorous adjacent segment (e.

Harris always had sonorously given as his motive his respect for "the Ancient Dutch Constitution" (by.

Thereby the sound is adjustable to greater sonorousness, with longer reverberation for classical music and shorter reverberation.

Crooks"s amplifier was both visually and sonorously appealing.

Synonyms:

heavy, full,

Antonyms:

empty, emptiness, thin,