sonorousness's Usage Examples:

seems to depend on the natural forces of ideas rather than upon the sonorousness of words; and although never written, unless by some very swift reporter.

This will increase sonorousness, while not introducing any confusion (because '-aŭ' does not belong to.

mouth-piece and a mechanism of three cylinders; they are of enormous sonorousness, carrying far, and producing extraordinary effect in military bands intended.

Thereby the sound is adjustable to greater sonorousness, with longer reverberation for classical music and shorter reverberation.

Adam Tavel observes that this collection "displays the poet's lyrical sonorousness, formal mastery, and spiritual inquisitiveness .

beefy rhythm section and plush keys and sax, this is a unit built for sonorousness.

newspaper reports of the period: Volume; melody; compass; resonance; sonorousness; simplicity; cultivation; powerful; exquisite; flexible; rich; full;.

have "never sounded more in tune with the materiality of sound or the sonorousness of the physical world.

the literary narration, the way of telling the story, the style, the sonorousness of the phrases, [and] the composition are all just as beautiful and interesting.

voice into chasms of dizzying depth, displaying an impressively full sonorousness.

Synonyms:

resonance; vibrancy; tone; ringing; timber; reverberance; sonority; plangency; timbre; quality;

Antonyms:

unresponsiveness; popularity; unfaithfulness; unpleasantness; rightness;