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Huskiness

usgb/ˈhʌskinəs/Volume
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Rough QualityPlay
Reflects a voice textured by a cold, illness, or years of smoking, not smoothness. SlideHis cold gave his greeting a noticeable huskiness.
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Emotional ImpactPlay
Often used to describe the voice in emotional or impactful moments, like in storytelling or music. SlideThe story's climax was conveyed with a huskiness that captivated everyone.
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Not Always NegativePlay
Can imply a character trait or voice appeal, often perceived as charming or charismatic. SlideThe singer's natural huskiness added depth to the performance.