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| having the power to change someone's thinking |
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| a repeated phrase; to avoid doing something |
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| loudness; how loud something is |
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| to ring out; to echo loudly |
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| formal speech on a special ocasion; long and boring |
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| a group united for a particular purpose |
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| a calling to a profession; a profession or career |
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the part that produces sound
the noise part of a movie or music video |
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| having to do with hearing |
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| to try to find information |
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| a friendly talk; a discussion, either written or spoken, of a formal nature |
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| no sound; unable to speak; to muffle or lesssen sound |
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| using more words than needed |
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| to put thoughts into words |
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| total or complete; to speek or make a sound |
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| easily understood; giving off light |
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| to stretch the truth; to increase more than is considered normal; to overstate or make something seem more important than it is |
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| able to speak smoothly and easily |
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