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Meanings of unmodulated voice in English
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Usage of unmodulated voice in English
1
He said in the same unmodulatedvoice, 'Mr Barnard, Mr Beard.' It was usually 'Professor'.
2
A flat, unmodulatedvoice; an utterly featureless voice you couldn't pin down if you tried.
3
His appearance enforced these impressions-hishandsome face, his radiant, unaverted eyes, his childish, unmodulatedvoice.
4
Macaulay sat down by his mother, and began telling the incidents of the day's hunting in his smooth, unmodulatedvoice.
5
He looked at her very keenly, and, still looking, and still tearing up the letter, went on in a hard, unmodulatedvoice.
6
She told Robin everything in a dull, unmodulatedvoice, with a dead-tiredness in it which revealed her unhappiness more eloquently than words could have done.
7
'I know nothing about it,' Reardon replied, in the same unmodulatedvoice.
8
"I'm going out," cried the former in the loud and unmodulatedvoice of the deaf.
9
"Generally," he said in his metallic, unmodulatedvoice.
10
"Your brother?" asked Newman, in his unmodulatedvoice.
11
"Two days," said Rescue in a strange, unmodulatedvoice, quite different from the one he used for oratory.