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Meanings of suave voice in English
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Usage of suave voice in English
1
He had said it smilingly, and in a velvet suave voice.
2
Foyle's suave voice broke in upon the thread of his thoughts.
3
The suave voice, with its hint of French accent, replied, Ah, my friend!
4
Mr. Brownbee rose, and said in a suave voice:
5
The Bishop, still fingering his jewelled cross and smiling, spoke in his usual suave voice.
6
Good evening, Miss Thurston, said a suave voice.
7
The suave voice was infuriated: I'll report this!
8
The clean-shaven, round-faced manager, a man of suave voice and diplomatic manner, was standing in the passage.
9
Very interesting.... And I'm sure," she added in a particularly suave voice, "I profoundly hope so."
10
Dyce had never heard himself speak so magnanimously; he smiled with pleasure, and continued in a peculiarly suave voice.
11
And at his very elbow the superintendent was speaking in that suave voice that reminded Bennett of grey velvet.
12
The suave voice fairly curdled.
13
Turning a little abruptly towards that dry suave voice, and recovering the self-possession which seldom deserted him, Harbinger murmured:
14
The suave voice of Whistler was heard in argument, and he finally induced his patron to depart without the work of art.
15
The morning after his arrival he paraded us all, and in a quiet suave voice which he could command at times stated:
16
"A moment, Mr. Parker," broke in the suave voice of the lawyer.
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