Throaty (adjective)

  1. Having a deep, low, or husky voice.
  2. Having a loud and resonant sound.

Origin:

Early 19th century: from throat + -y.

Examples:

  1. She had a throaty voice and it was hard to understand her sometimes.
  2. He had a throaty laugh that always made people smile.
  3. The engine had a throaty growl that made it sound powerful.
  4. She had a throaty cough that made her sound ill.
  5. The singer had a throaty voice that made her performances unique.
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