Put
Voice
Voice verb - To make known (as an idea, emotion, or opinion).
Put is a synonym for voice in language topic. Sometimes you can use "Put" instead a verb "Voice", if it concerns topics such as put into words.
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- Since Beemer's voice was quite different to Glaser's, a story was quickly written in which the Lone Ranger spent five episodes recovering from serious gunshot wounds and unable to speak, so that listeners would either not notice the change in voice or put it down to the injuries.
Source: Actor Existence Limbo - Once the show became a hit and logged time on the air, a few scattered episodes with litigants similar to the current series made it to air, but overall the Wapner-era shows were far more sedate and Wapner rarely needed to raise his voice or put wayward litigants in their place.
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Back when he was still "finding his voice", as Pete Townshend put it, his voice had a lighter, smoother sound to it.
Source: Music / The Who
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