What is another word for hoarse?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈɔːs], [ hˈɔːs], [ h_ˈɔː_s]
Related words: horse, horse chestnut, voice hoarse, sore throat, what is a spasmodic dysphonia
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Similar words for hoarse:
- all (adjective)
- faint (adjective)
- grating (adjective)
- guttural (adjective)
- harsh (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- raspy in voice (adjective)
- raucous (adjective)
- roiled (adjective)
- rough (adjective)
- rough-and-tumble (adjective)
- shrill (adjective)
- strident (adjective)
- throaty (adjective)
- cacophonic (noun)
- cacophonous (noun)
- grating (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Hoarse:
adj.
• all (adjective) • faint (adjective)- more softened,
- most softened,
- most blurred,
- in audible,
- most piano,
- more bated,
- most bated,
- most stifled,
- lowpitched,
- soothing,
- more stifled,
- re-mote,
- more piano,
- low pitched,
- un-clear,
- in-distinct,
- more aside,
- more faltering,
- fainter,
- un-clearest,
- more muttering,
- faroff,
- most faltering,
- more muted,
- un clear,
- more murmuring,
- ill defined,
- un clearest,
- most murmuring,
- illdefined,
- most deadened,
- more bleached,
- in distinct,
- most aside,
- hazy,
- most muted,
- more deadened,
- most muttering,
- most bleached,
- more blurred,
- out earshot,
- in-audible.
- dis-pleasing,
- un-pleasant,
- more harsh sounding,
- more harsh-sounding,
- un pleasant,
- harshsounding,
- more harshsounding,
- most harshsounding,
- more stridulous,
- most stridulent,
- more stridulent,
- harsh sounding,
- dis sonant,
- dis pleasing,
- most stridulous,
- most harsh-sounding,
- dis-sonant,
- most harsh sounding,
- dis-agreeable,
- dis agreeable.
- most jangling,
- un even,
- most screeching,
- more caterwauling,
- out of key,
- more out-of-tune,
- most out-of-key,
- un level,
- more out of tune,
- dis-agreeing,
- most out of key,
- un relenting,
- most creaking,
- more out of key,
- un-melodious,
- more jangling,
- more out-of-key,
- more unmelodious,
- in compatible,
- un-musical,
- most clashing,
- un musical,
- most unlevel,
- most caterwauling,
- un-even,
- most asperous,
- in-compatible,
- un-level,
- most unmelodious,
- more asperous,
- most tuneless,
- more screeching,
- more clashing,
- most out of tune,
- dis agreeing,
- off key,
- more unlevel,
- offkey,
- most out-of-tune,
- more tuneless,
- un melodious,
- more creaking.
- out of earshot,
- throaty,
- ear-piercing,
- raucous,
- Stridulous,
- atonal,
- scratchy,
- grating,
- guttural,
- strident,
- out of tune,
- out-of-key,
- rasping,
- stridulant,
- unmelodious,
- out-of-tune,
- unlevel,
- rough,
- squawky,
- tuneless,
- Absonant,
- far off,
- harsh-sounding,
- harsh,
- husky,
- not smooth,
- stridulent,
- Asperous,
- faint,
- Vociferant.
- in harmonious,
- most ear-piercing,
- most earpiercing,
- most ear piercing,
- un harmonious,
- more ear-piercing,
- earpiercing,
- un-harmonious,
- more braying,
- ear piercing,
- more stertorous,
- in-harmonious,
- most atonal,
- more squawking,
- most squawking,
- more earpiercing,
- most stertorous,
- more absonant,
- most absonant,
- more atonal,
- more ear piercing,
- most braying.
n.
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- dry.
- cracked,
- loud,
- blatant,
- ragged,
- whispering,
- thick,
- uneven,
- unmusical,
- Squawking,
- indistinct.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- clashing,
- rattle on,
- gossip,
- sultan,
- blurred,
- reef,
- king,
- sepulchral,
- crusty,
- brassy,
- sift,
- Outtalk,
- throatily,
- extend,
- deep,
- inharmonious,
- talk nonsense,
- ill-humoured,
- babble,
- chatter,
- palaver,
- ill-humored,
- mound,
- velar,
- beefy,
- expatiate,
- rattle,
- dumb,
- muzzy,
- clack,
- low,
- croupy,
- jaw,
- dictator,
- dissonant,
- pour forth,
- hoarseness,
- crude,
- tinny,
- metallic,
- distort,
- monarch,
- shoal,
- hoarsely,
- rude,
- repeat,
- snuffling,
- tremulous,
- rusty,
- Twattle,
- huskily,
- noisy,
- scabrous,
- blather,
- kaiser,
- shaky,
- shah,
- sore,
- prate,
- prose,
- tsar,
- burly,
- blether,
- acrid,
- hawking,
- czar,
- chutzpadik,
- strapping,
- strive,
- curmudgeonly,
- empty,
- rough-and-tumble,
- twaddle,
- rugged,
- hairy,
- buirdly,
- twangy,
- bristly,
- sandbar,
- gruffly,
- mikado,
- unharmonious,
- hill,
- granule,
- Lisping,
- shaking,
- bank,
- choked,
- converse,
- roughly,
- hollow,
- coarse,
- Ear-splitting,
- creaking,
- grain,
- drawling,
- sandbank,
- harshly,
- patter,
- bar,
- reach,
- choking,
- quavering,
- dune,
- cay,
- raw,
- jabber,
- grinding,
- roily,
- investigate,
- brazen,
- caliph,
- Mispronounced,
- Blatter,
- prattle,
- deform,
- gabble,
- inarticulate,
- bitter,
- harshness,
- Raucid,
- stertorous,
- raucously,
- sour,
- stifled,
- examine.
How to use "Hoarse" in context?
Harsh, raspy breathing can be a sign of illness or injury, but it can also be a common symptom of hoarseness. Causes of hoarseness can be physical, such as a viral or bacterial infection, or psychological, such as anxiety or stress. Diagnosis of hoarseness is made by listening to the patient's voice and noting any abnormalities. If hoarseness is progressive or accompanied by other symptoms, a doctor may perform a voice test to determine the cause. Treatment typically involve resolving the underlying cause and using throat treatments to help the patient restore their voice.
Homophones for Hoarse:
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