Adjective:

మందపాటి లేదా భారీ గొంతు,

throaty's Usage Examples:

"throaty" sound of the vowel is instead accomplished with sulcalization, a furrowing of the back of the tongue also found in /ɜː/, the vowel of nurse.

able to effortlessly alternate between a throaty growl and an ear-splitting falsetto.

Sharpe-Young helps classify the NWOAHM as a "marriage of European-style riffing and throaty vocals" Several of the bands within the NWOAHM are credited.

Castile, on a reddish flag, probably purple scarlet, with a golden bend of throaty dragantes heads of the same color.

blonde, and slender with fox-like features and a throaty voice, Tashman freelanced as a fashion and artist"s model in New York City.

helps classify the NWOAHM as a "marriage of European-style riffing and throaty vocals" Several of the bands within the NWOAHM are credited with bringing.

She is distinguished by her rich, throaty voice with wide vocal range on stage.

It"s spry syncopating with the throaty singing of Tex Beneke assisted by the finely blended.

The Boston Herald wrote that Ross played Brock as a "peroxided diva with a throaty belt and a haughty comic style.

Guild of America Award (WGA), and is noted for speaking in a "trademark throaty voice.

The Chicago Tribune stated that "Andrews" throaty contralto made her low notes thunder, while the enormous range of her instrument.

And once again, the beautiful, brilliant and throaty voice of that long-stilled violin will thrill audiences in concert halls around the world.

Its other calls are a horse-like whinnying ("why-dy-dy-dy-dyyrrr", "hoo-whoooooy") and a throaty melancholy "ka-kaaaur".

Synonyms:

low-pitched, low,

Antonyms:

up, superior, high,