Question

stentorian Even without a microphone, his stentorian voice was clearly audible in the last rows of the auditorium. stentorian*

Accepted Answer

Extremely loud, often with especially deep richness of sound. Stentor, like Hector, was a warrior in the Iliad, but on the Greek side. His unusually powerful voice (Homer calls him “brazen-voiced”—that is, with a voice like a brass instrument) made him the natural choice for delivering announcements and proclamations to the assembled Greek army, in an era when there was no way of artificially increasing the volume of a voice.

word	stentorian
definition	Extremely loud, often with especially deep richness of sound.
eg_sentence	Even without a microphone, his stentorian voice was clearly audible in the last rows of the auditorium.
explanation	Stentor, like Hector, was a warrior in the Iliad, but on the Greek side. His unusually powerful voice (Homer calls him “brazen-voiced”—that is, with a voice like a brass instrument) made him the natural choice for delivering announcements and proclamations to the assembled Greek army, in an era when there was no way of artificially increasing the volume of a voice.
IPA	stentorian*

Voice Stentorian Greek Extremely Loud Deep Richness Sound