Sonorous

usgb/ˈsɑːnərəs/
adjective

Having a deep and pleasant sound.

The sonorous sound of the piano filled the room.
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Often appears as...

  • sonorous voice
  • sonorous tone
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Pleasant Acoustics

Used to describe sounds that are deep and rich, which are often considered pleasant to hear.

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Her sonorous laughter was a joy to hear.
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Music and Speech

Often associated with musical elements or a person's voice, inferring a sense of depth and richness.

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The opera singer's sonorous voice mesmerized the audience.
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