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Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. [plural] In the expressions voces Aretinæ, voces Belgicæ, etc., same as syllable, 2.
- n. Voice; in music, a voice or voice-part
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A voice.
WordNet 3.0
- n. the sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract
Examples
“As for the sound like a woman laughing and crying, I never said it was a woman's voice; for, in the first place, I could only hear indistinctly; and, secondly, he may have an organ, or some queer instrument or other, with what they call the vox humana stop.”
“2. The expression vox populi, the voice of the people, is often followed by which other vox?”
“The faith in vox populi that this reflects (” the public will reward me for doing what they said they wanted me to do, even if it turns out not to work at all”) is sort of touching, but really lacks any basis in the evidence.”
Matthew Yglesias » The Bad Economics and Worse Political Science of Fiscal Retrenchment
“Life of Christ by Ludolf of Saxony gives this quotation with the word vox instead of tuba (part ii.ch. lxxxvii.”
“In the third place, he has learned much by what is called the vox viva.”
“SCHNEIDER: Ever hear the Latin phrase vox populi vox dei?”
“While thus controverting the so - called vox Dei (are not popular opinions generally popular prejudices?) and the pseudo-critics who create or follow it, I have no intention either to deny or conceal the Polish master's excess of languor and melancholy.”
“Managers/editors, or gatekeepers as I like to call them, decide, for example that we should get "vox pop," meaning quotes from "real people.”
The Huffington Post: Robert Weller: What's Driving American Journalism? Is There a Driver at All?
“Perhaps you will not be surprised to learn that the vox populi was less infallible in 2005, when Brooks wrote, Oh, yes, there's one more group to be criticized: the American voters.”
The Washington Post: David Brooks didn't always dismiss policy achievements
“Slurry vocodored vox that sound dreamy, not Black Eyed Peasy.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘vox’.
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3-letter Scrabble Words
aah, aal, aas, aba, abo, abs, aby, ace, act, add, ado, ads and 995 more...
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Xcessive
Valid 3-letter words with an x. Also, longer words with more than one x in them.
wax, fix, tux, box, sex, max, six, aux, pox, hex, tax, mix and 78 more...
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Unusual words for Words With Friends
A list of words that WWF recognizes as valid - most are unusual words; some are simply high-scoring.
botel, slipe, jeu, chub, chubs, cote, mure, tittle, dev, loo, hoke, helo and 357 more...
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reginaterra's Words
purl, blow, squish, andean, generality, adaptation, lush, pack, filter, acquiesce, abstraction, sweet and 508 more...
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lemongrass's Words
ineffable, diode, abraxas, neologism, algorithm, schadenfreude, heresiology, vague, cathartic, quixotic, apocrypha?, quintessence and 103 more...
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grassdog's Words
schadenfreude, sanguine, nefarious, verisimilitude, antediluvian, salacious, obfuscate, plethora, cacophony, defenestration, vacillate, blasphemy and 478 more...
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Absolute Favorites 2
splash, flesh, blockbuster, acclimatize, stream, grim, lush, crystal, bonkers, viceversa, vox, impact and 45 more...
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general
cacophony, such, shall, beyond, philander, subterfuge, plethora, yonder, candelabra, vox, energy, astronomical and 16 more...
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"X" Words
Scrabble List
axe, box, cox, dex, fax, fix, fox, gox, hex, kex, lax, lex and 77 more...
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lovely words
hexakosioihexekon..., psychedelic, vox, mania, phantasmagoric, panacea, planchette, phosphoric, phantasm, pixie, fairy, philtre and 14 more...
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bookpusher's Words
murmur, cryptic, decrepit, tex-mex, perplex, fuchsia, vox, topaz, carbuncle, bezoar, calculus, baffle and 23 more...
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Chaotic Musings
beatnick, rage, machiavellian, axiom, vicissitude, antediluvian, voodoo, bohemian, vendetta, gargoyle, midnight, chaos and 49 more...
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