radio voice
Announcer's smooth delivery
Radio voice describes a speaking style characterized by smooth, resonant, and clearly articulated delivery—the kind of voice suited for broadcasting.
Someone with a radio voice has pleasant, professional-sounding speech: He's got a real radio voice.
The term can be complimentary or gently mocking, suggesting an overly polished or theatrical way of talking: She slipped into her radio voice for the presentation.
- broadcasterOne who transmits programs
- announcerOne who introduces programs
- talk show hostTelevision interview program presenter
- baritoneMid-range male voice
- smoothWithout roughness or difficulty
smooth talker · microphone · sound booth · DJ · static · airwaves · crackle · velvet · resonant · timbre · modulation · FM · AM · frequency · transmission · studio · listener · tuning
- radiocrystal set, AM, FM, news broadcast, AM/FM
- character voices
- baseball announcersBob Costas, Joe Buck, play-by-play announcer, color commentator, TV announcer
- sports announcersplay-by-play, color commentator, sideline reporter, analyst, broadcast team
- voice-overnarration, announcer, recording booth, studio recording, ADR
- Affected Speechaffectation, airs, pretentiousness, posh accent, overenunciation
radio voicemumbling
Indistinct, quiet speech
mumble · slurred speech · weak voice · inaudible · whispery voice
radio voicesqueaky voice
nasal twang · mumbling · slurred speech · monotone · harsh voice
radio, voice, radios, voices, voiced, voicing, voiceless, radiate, radiation