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Meanings of incisive voice in English
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Usage of incisive voice in English
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This is Mr. Hickok, said the incisive voice over the wire.
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Finally the sharp, incisive voice of William Spantz broke through the babble, commanding silence.
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Herrick saw the mask slip, heard the keen, incisive voice.
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Lady Gertrude's incisive voice cut sharply across the pulsing excitement of the girl's thoughts.
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In a strident incisive voice he read from a paper on the desk before him:
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It was Le Brusquet's incisive voice that cut in.
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A clipped, incisive voice nothing like Harwich's effeminate parody said, What is going on, Miss Eliot?
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Or he might say: I hear a curious, sharp, incisive voice somewhere over there on my right.
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DuQuesne's cold, incisive voice broke the silence.
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But suddenly an incisive voice said:
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A somewhat sharp and incisive voice
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Then his incisive voice mellowed suddenly.
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A somewhat sharp and incisive voice speaking in French here struck in and prevented Graham's rejoinder: Quel joli dessin!
14
And so, a smile of cynical unconcern returned to his lips and his answer was delivered in a cold, incisive voice.
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He believed it to be true, and for the moment at least his incisive voice and long forefinger carried with them conviction.
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At a word from Mr. Pulitzer the secretary began to read in a clear, incisive voice some historical work, novel or play.
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