sonorous 音标拼音: [s'ɑnɚəs]
n . 宏亮的,响亮的,堂堂的
宏亮的,响亮的,堂堂的
sonorous adj 1 :
full and loud and deep ; "
heavy sounds "; "
a herald chosen for his sonorous voice " [
synonym : {
heavy }, {
sonorous }]
Sonorous \
So *
no "
rous \,
a . [
L .
sonorus ,
fr .
sonor , -
oris ,
a sound ,
akin to sonus a sound .
See {
Sound }.]
1 .
Giving sound when struck ;
resonant ;
as ,
sonorous metals .
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2 .
Loud -
sounding ;
giving a clear or loud sound ;
as ,
a sonorous voice .
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3 .
Yielding sound ;
characterized by sound ;
vocal ;
sonant ;
as ,
the vowels are sonorous .
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4 .
Impressive in sound ;
high -
sounding .
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The Italian opera ,
amidst all the meanness and familiarty of the thoughts ,
has something beautiful and sonorous in the expression . --
Addison .
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There is nothing of the artificial Johnsonian balance in his style .
It is as often marked by a pregnant brevity as by a sonorous amplitude . --
E .
Everett .
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5 . (
Med .)
Sonant ;
vibrant ;
hence ,
of sounds produced in a cavity ,
deep -
toned ;
as ,
sonorous rhonchi .
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{
Sonorous figures } (
Physics ),
figures formed by the vibrations of a substance capable of emitting a musical tone ,
as when the bow of a violin is drawn along the edge of a piece of glass or metal on which sand is strewed ,
and the sand arranges itself in figures according to the musical tone .
Called also {
acoustic figures }.
{
Sonorous tumor } (
Med .),
a tumor which emits a clear ,
resonant sound on percussion .
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So *
no "
rous *
ly },
adv . --
{
So *
no "
rous *
ness },
n .
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143 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sonorous ":
Gongoresque ,
Johnsonian ,
achingly sweet ,
affected ,
agreeable ,
agreeable -
sounding ,
appealing ,
ariose ,
arioso ,
aureate ,
bedizened ,
big -
sounding ,
bombastic ,
booming ,
canorous ,
cantabile ,
catchy ,
clangorous ,
clattery ,
consonant ,
convoluted ,
deafening ,
declamatory ,
droning ,
dulcet ,
ear -
piercing ,
ear -
rending ,
ear -
splitting ,
earthshaking ,
elevated ,
euphonic ,
euphonious ,
euphonous ,
euphuistic ,
fine -
toned ,
flamboyant ,
flaming ,
flashy ,
flaunting ,
flowery ,
forte ,
fortissimo ,
full ,
fulsome ,
garish ,
gaudy ,
golden ,
golden -
tongued ,
golden -
voiced ,
grandiloquent ,
grandiose ,
grandisonant ,
high -
flowing ,
high -
flown ,
high -
flying ,
high -
sounding ,
highfalutin ,
honeyed ,
inkhorn ,
labyrinthine ,
lexiphanic ,
lofty ,
loud ,
loud -
sounding ,
loudish ,
lurid ,
magniloquent ,
melic ,
mellifluent ,
mellifluous ,
mellisonant ,
mellow ,
melodic ,
melodious ,
meretricious ,
monotone ,
monotonic ,
music -
flowing ,
music -
like ,
musical ,
noiseful ,
oratorical ,
orotund ,
ostentatious ,
overblown ,
overdone ,
overelaborate ,
overinvolved ,
overwrought ,
pealing ,
pedantic ,
piercing ,
plangent ,
pleasant ,
pleasant -
sounding ,
pompous ,
pretentious ,
pulsing ,
rackety ,
resonant ,
resonating ,
resounding ,
rhetorical ,
rich ,
ringing ,
rolling ,
rotund ,
round ,
sensational ,
sensationalistic ,
sententious ,
showy ,
silver -
toned ,
silver -
tongued ,
silver -
voiced ,
silvery ,
singable ,
songful ,
songlike ,
soniferous ,
sounded ,
sounding ,
stentoraphonic ,
stentorian ,
stentorious ,
stilted ,
sweet ,
sweet -
flowing ,
sweet -
sounding ,
tall ,
throbbing ,
thunderous ,
tonal ,
toneless ,
tonitruant ,
tonitruous ,
tortuous ,
tunable ,
tuneful ,
uproarious ,
vibrant ,
vibrating ,
window -
rattling
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