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Meanings of voiced in English

Produced with vibration of the vocal cords;

Usage of voiced in English
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As for a possible new referendum, EU officials have voiced their doubts.
Reuters
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Israeli critics of annexation have voiced concern it could increase anti-Israeli violence.
Reuters
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The U.S. government has also voiced concern about militias being given weapons.
Reuters
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Netanyahu voiced conditional acceptance in 2009 of a future demilitarized Palestinian state.
Reuters
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So far, France and Germany have voiced support for the Apple ruling.
Reuters
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It also voiced concerns about reduced competition in semiconductors used in cars.
Reuters
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Workers have voiced concerns that fatigue levels are putting safety at risk.
Radio NZ
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We're aware of the concerns voiced by members about the broader issue.
BBC
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Opposition politicians meanwhile voiced their concern about the secrecy behind the project.
The South African
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British Ambassador John Sawers also voiced his support for the new statement.
Reuters
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They also have voiced concern over Russia interfering in another American election.
Radio NZ
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Republicans particularly voiced concerns over the extent of a paid leave program.
Reuters
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The debate has become highly politicized, and many scientists have voiced concern.
Reuters
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She quickly sized up the situation and voiced her assessment of it.
A match made in texas
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Leaders at Google and Twitter also voiced support for Apple last week.
Radio NZ
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Vince Cable: Brooks voiced concerns his stance on News Corp's BSkyB takeover.
The Guardian
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