throatier
Deeper and rougher
Throatier is the comparative form of throaty, describing a voice or sound produced deeper in the throat—huskier, rougher, more resonant.
A singer's voice might grow throatier with age or emotion: Her laugh got throatier as the evening wore on.
Rough in voice
- gravellyContaining small stones
- gruffHarsh in manner
- croakyRough-sounding, like illness
- gutturalProduced in throat
scratchy · husky · harsh · rough · growling · strained · coarse · raw
Far from surface
- sonorousDeep and full-toned
- richHaving much of something
- full-bodiedIntense, complete flavor
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
rumbling · vibrant · reverberating · bass · baritone · round · warm · powerful
hoarse
Rough in voice
guttural · scratchy · husky · harsh · rough · growling · strained · coarse · raw · sandpapery
deep
Far from surface
- sonorousDeep and full-toned
- richHaving much of something
- full-bodiedIntense, complete flavor
booming · rumbling · vibrant · reverberating · bass · baritone · round · warm · powerful · robust
sultry
Hot, humid, or alluring
- smokyFilled with combustion haze
- seductivePowerfully attractive, tempting
- velvetySoft and smooth-textured
purring · intimate · breathy · low · murmuring · alluring · smoldering · dusky · provocative · honeyed
belting
Forceful chest-voice singing
- projectingExtending outward from surroundings
- emotiveArousing strong feelings
- soulfulExpressing deep emotion
bluesy · jazzy · gospel · growling · wailing · crooning · raw · passionate · powerful · expressive