Diction and Voice

Diction

Diction noun - The way in which something is put into words.

Usage example: the spare diction that is the hallmark of the poetry of Robert Frost

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Voice and diction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Voice" instead a noun "Diction".

Nearby Words: dictionary, dictation

Voice noun - The right to express a wish, choice, or opinion.

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Diction and voice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Diction" instead a noun "Voice".

Nearby Words: voiced, voiceless, voicing

human	human diction	human voice
good	good diction	good voice
smooth	smooth diction	smooth voice
clear	clear diction	clear voice
Other adjectives: calm, normal, usual, natural, soothing, deep, annoying, bad, beautiful, unique, strange.

A variation, as each voice speaks distinctly and separately, but with identical tempo and diction.

Source: Voice of the Legion
He has an extremely bombastic narration style, full of overblown diction, wildly vacillating voices and accents, and his fairly deep natural voice.

Source: Lets Play / Pcull 44444
He's known for his crystal clear voice and precise diction, and his unique narrative tone of urgency, concern, and empathy.

Source: Voice Actors

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