Sonority (noun)

1. The quality of being musical and pleasant to the ear; resonance or harmoniousness.
2. The quality of being clear and resonant; loudness or resonance of sound.
3. The quality of a spoken or written word, characterized by its vowel sound.

Origin:

The word 'sonority' comes from the latin word 'sonoritas' meaning 'resonance'.

Examples:

1. The sonority of her voice was perfect for singing ballads and love songs.
2. The sonority of the piano was enhanced by the concert hall's acoustics.
3. The sonority of the choir's voices was breathtaking, filling the church with a celestial sound.
4. The sonority of his speech was distinctive, making his speeches easily recognizable.
5. The sonority of the trumpet was powerful and commanding, instantly grabbing everyone's attention.