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lower voice

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lower one's voice
Fig. to speak more softly. Please lower your voice or you'll disturb the people who are working. He wouldn't lower his voice, so everyone heard what he said.
See also: lower, voice


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Men generally speak at the pitch of around 130 hertz while woman around 200 hertz, however, a lot of women also have lower voices, according to the expert.
And he may have had in mind a mezzo soprano of such expressive range as Tanja Baumgartner to sing the work; her lower voice warm and vibrant, the shift to higher ranges seamlessly done and the tone colours beautifully modulated.
Culture for Pigeon by Tracy + the Plastics (Too Pure 170CC CD) Tracy's the one who sings; Nikki, who plays keyboards, has brown hair too, but her body language--she likes flashing peace signs a lot--is totally different; Cola, the blonde on the drum machine, has a lower voice than her two bandmates and all three are really punk video-artist and musician Wynne Greenwood.
 
 
 
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