vocal fatigue
Worn-out speaking apparatus
Vocal fatigue is tiredness or strain in the voice from overuse, typically affecting singers, teachers, and others who speak extensively.
Symptoms include hoarseness, reduced range, and a voice that feels effortful to produce.
After three hours of lecturing, vocal fatigue set in.
Rest usually restores normal function, though chronic fatigue may require treatment.
- raspinessHarsh, grating vocal texture
- overuseExcessive employment of something
- hoarsenessRough, scratchy voice quality
- shoutingVocally projecting loudly
- dysphoniaImpaired voice production
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