sonorous in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sonorous in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sonorous [Am ˈsɑnərəs, Brit ˈsɒn(ə)rəs, səˈnɔːrəs] ADJ liter

1. sonorous sound/music:

sonorous

sonoro

2. sonorous speech:

sonorous

grandilocuente

sonorous

sonoro

Translations for sonorous in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sonoro (sonora)

sonorous

sonorous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sonorous in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sonorous [səˈnɔ:rəs] ADJ

sonorous

sonoro, -a

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rotundo (-a)

sonorous

sonoro (-a) (agradable)

sonorous

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English

There are dark, harmonious, and sonorous things that envelop you in a mystery that it is wrong to illumine.

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Sounds of howling wind and creaking wood, although infrequently employed, create a chilling soundscape interrupted by sonorous but quietly suspenseful music.

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One alloy was developed as an early attempt at producing corrosion-resistant bronze, and was described as hard, tough, and sonorous.

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Stylistically, they continued, with all the tootling flutes, arpeggiating harpsichords and sonorous electric violins, it's reminiscent of folk-rock bands circa the cusp of the 1970s.

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The middle section becomes more impassioned, building to a sonorous climax before calm is restored.

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The verses are purposefully sonorous, built around sound to create feelings of sadness and anguish.

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When said of someone's voice, pear-shaped means rich and sonorous.

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His instruments became known for their strong, sonorous warm sound and a perfect intonation.

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A short, round, sonorous and catchy name was searched.

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They may use a rich and sonorous male voice.

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