hoarse in Latin
hoarse in Latin is raucus — hoarse means having a rough, strained voice, often from shouting, a sore throat, or overuse.
hoarse in Latin
raucus
Having a dry, harsh tone to the voice, as a result of a sore throat, age, emotion, etc.
What does "hoarse" mean?
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adj Having a rough, strained voice, often from shouting, a sore throat, or overuse.
"After the concert, her voice was hoarse from singing all night."
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hoarse in a sentence
- After the concert, her voice was hoarse from singing all night.
- He spoke in a hoarse whisper after the long cold.
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What is "hoarse" in Latin?
"hoarse" in Latin is raucus. hoarse means: Having a rough, strained voice, often from shouting, a sore throat, or overuse.
How do you use "hoarse" in a sentence?
Example: "After the concert, her voice was hoarse from singing all night." In Latin, "hoarse" is raucus.
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