vox
Roman word, spoken
Vox is Latin for voice, appearing in English phrases and compounds.
Vox populi is the voice of the people—public opinion.
In music production, vox refers to vocals: We need to rerecord the vox.
The word appears in brand names and technical terms where voice or sound is central.
Rule by the people
- electorateEligible voting body
- populaceInhabitants of a place
- citizensMembers of a nation
- public opinionSociety's shared attitudes
masses · referendum · plebiscite · suffrage · mandate · consensus · dissent · grassroots
Speech-producing throat organ
- phonationVocal fold vibration
- vocalizationProducing sounds with voice
- utteranceSpoken expression aloud
- pronunciationManner of speaking words
intonation · inflection · accent · timbre · register · pitch · tone · murmur
Electromagnetic wave receiver
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- airwavesRadio frequency spectrum
- podcastEpisodic digital audio series
livestream · antenna · channel · programming · syndication · network · media · broadcaster
democracy
Rule by the people
- electorateEligible voting body
- populaceInhabitants of a place
- citizensMembers of a nation
public opinion · masses · referendum · plebiscite · suffrage · mandate · consensus · dissent · grassroots · constituency
larynx
Speech-producing throat organ
- phonationVocal fold vibration
- vocalizationProducing sounds with voice
- utteranceSpoken expression aloud
pronunciation · intonation · inflection · accent · timbre · register · pitch · tone · murmur · whisper
radio
Electromagnetic wave receiver
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- airwavesRadio frequency spectrum
podcast · livestream · antenna · channel · programming · syndication · network · media · broadcaster · satellite
microphone
Audio input device
- amplifierSignal-strengthening electronic device
- speakerOne who talks
- soundwaveTraveling pressure disturbance
decibel · acoustics · recording · mixer · equalizer · volume · fidelity · hi-fi · transducer · loudspeaker
chorus
Singers performing together
bass · acapella · harmony · cantata · choir · ensemble · polyphony · madrigal · chorale · oratorio
- Latin Wordsad, ad nauseam, et, caveat emptor, affidavit
- LatinLatin, Latin vocabulary, Latin roots, Latin alphabet, Latin phrases
voxtext
Written or printed words
writing · written word · script · print · inscription
voxsilence
Total lack of sound
muteness · speechlessness · voicelessness · taciturnity · hush
Lack of spoken sound
silencing · suppression · censorship · muteness · disenfranchisement
- vox populiVoice of the people
- vox popImpromptu public interviews