Get inspired with this list of words to describe voice. Printable PDF at the bottom, plus other valuable resources.
As I have been pecking away at the keys working on my new projects, I’ve been compiling a little list for myself. I thought I would make it pretty and share it with all of you. I do like to share. Is that weird? Well, not everything—my toothbrush is off limits.
Now that I have made that clear, here is my latest list. Voice Descriptor Infographic . . .
Are there words that you like to use to describe voice? Please post them in the comments. Happy writing!
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3 responses to “Words to Describe Voice Infographic”
Sexy!
Ha. Yeah, I missed that one. 🙂
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