sonorously
In booming tones
Sonorously means in a deep, full, resonant manner.
The word describes sounds that are rich and impressive—a voice that fills a room, a bell that reverberates: He cleared his throat and spoke sonorously.
The term often carries a hint of pomposity or excessive gravity: The senator sonorously declared his opposition.
Experiencing rapid growth
- roarLoud, deep animal cry
- rumbleLow rolling sound
- resoundingEchoing loudly and fully
- stentorianExtremely loud and resonant
peal · reverberating · clap · deafening · earsplitting · bellowing · thundering · orotund
Echo repeatedly, persist
- echoReflected sound wave
- vibratoOscillating pitch effect
- timbreSound's distinctive character
- acousticsStudy of sound transmission
harmonics · overtones · sustain · resonator · oscillate · frequency · waveform · amplify
booming
Experiencing rapid growth
- roarLoud, deep animal cry
- rumbleLow rolling sound
- resoundingEchoing loudly and fully
stentorian · peal · reverberating · clap · deafening · earsplitting · bellowing · thundering · orotund · declamatory
reverberate
Echo repeatedly, persist
acoustics · harmonics · overtones · sustain · resonator · oscillate · frequency · waveform · amplify · fidelity
harmony
Agreement or musical blend
aria · serenade · cantata · sonata · ballad · refrain · lullaby · anthem · rhapsody · vocalise
deep
Far from surface
lush · sumptuous · opulent · rounded · mellow · plummy · fruity · textured · layered · burnished