Verb:

ସ୍ୱର ଦେବା,

give voice's Usage Examples:

realize the potential of words to free the female unconscious, to de-intellectualize the body and to give voice to an inner experience.

The law provides for mediation and binding arbitration to give voice to unions, but work stoppages are made punishable with fines and jail.

The invisibility of Black history in New York City partially accounts for the importance of the Foley Square site; activists hoped to find a means there to redress the injustice and the imbalance of the historic record, and to give voice to the silenced ones.

During May 1968 protests in Paris, protesters wrote over billboards to give voice to their messages.

It aims to give voice to the mandate voters provided to the UPFA at the 2015 General Election.

Mostly focused on human rights, she said that "her goal is to "give voice "to the people who don"t have the opportunity to speak".

-TeenVogueThe musicians at AFROPUNK were there not just to sing and rap but to celebrate and give voice to communities of difference.

at AFROPUNK were there not just to sing and rap but to celebrate and give voice to communities of difference.

" The company aims to give voice and meaning to pressing issues of our time, using their projects to “demystify.

The motto, "Mirth is King,” is sufficient to give voice to the purpose of the organization.

West Players continues to produce works and educational programs that give voice to the Asian Pacific American experience today.

The project"s intention is to give voice to individuals who have otherwise felt oppressed.

Synonyms:

vocalisation, sprechgesang, voice over, singing voice, sprechstimme, vocalism, vocalization, vox, communication, phonation,

Antonyms:

wet, worst, inside, outside, end,