sonorously's Usage Examples:

swishings I got, I liked the headmaster, Hornby, the perfectly mannered and sonorously-voiced old English gentleman.

scc is pronounced [ʃtʃ], like sc of the Italian word scena followed sonorously by c of the Italian word cilindro.

The lines evoke a scene in a lunatic asylum, beginning with the sonorously disturbing: "We went out of our minds one fine day" (Sišli smo s uma u.

in "good fellow"; "Батыр хоро́ший" — Good Batyr; "Ой-ё-ёй" — Oh-yo — sonorously; "Дурак" — Fool — seldom and abruptly; "Плохой" — Bad — rarely; "Батыр.

Luís Lima, of Veja magazine, said in a report that "Bang is sonorously more daring and experimental than the previous two - Anitta (2013) and.

Crooks's amplifier was both visually and sonorously appealing.

Burton, a fellow of All Souls, who recites sonorously some lines from Homer's Iliad (XXIII, 316 f) and turns the conversation.

It is sonorously scored, classical in outlook, and contains many passages of an expressive.

The album, however, is out to sonorously suck you into its gully gravitational orbit the old fashioned way, placing.

Harris always had sonorously given as his motive his respect for "the Ancient Dutch Constitution" (by.

Despot, as a "cultured adventurer", was one of those figures who "affirmed sonorously the Romanians' Romanness".

Synonyms:

rotundly;