Definition of full-throated in English:

full-throated

adjective

1Using the full power of one's voice.
she rose to the challenge and produced some full-throated singing
Example sentencesExamples
- It wasn't quite a scream, but a full-throated determined yell.
- The chapel resounds with full-throated hymns.
- Artistes sang full-throated, their voices carrying across a crowd of two or three thousand people.
- The trio's guitar-free lineup is augmented by Chaplin's full-throated vocal delivery.
- He gave a full-throated laugh, but it was quite evident he didn't find anything funny.
- His manner is easygoing and his laugh quick and full-throated.
- This wasn't just polite applause, rather it was an affectionate, full-throated cheer, lasting for a good 30 seconds.
- At 4,500 ft the engine coughed and at 4,000 ft its full-throated bellow killed the silence.
- The music is an ecstatic dance, occasionally breaking out into full-throated ardent song.
- They seemed to be trying to one-up each other, even letting out full-throated snarls when they played drop shots.
Synonyms
noisy, blaring, booming, deafening, roaring, thunderous, thundering, tumultuous, clamorous, blasting, head-splitting, ear-splitting, ear-piercing, piercing
1. 1.1 Expressed loudly or vigorously.
  she voiced her full-throated support for the idea
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dean is mounting a full-throated challenge to the Democratic Party establishment.
  Europe makes clear once again that it is a full-throated supporter of democracy - in its neighborhood.
  Nor was there any noticeable clamor for more full-throated commemorations.
  Economists and investors who doubted it just six months ago are now voicing a full-throated yes.
  Whether you're for or against the war, a full-throated debate in the media is overdue.
  I would like to see certain issues receive a full-throated airing.
  Unlike the majority of those who opposed the war, he has crossed over into full-throated apologism for dictatorship.
  He always writes in full-throated support of military intervention there.
  I believe in full-throated criticism of judges (individually and generally) where warranted.
  The President operated as though he had triumphed with a full-throated mandate.
  Synonyms
  vehement, outspoken, vocal, forthright, plain-spoken, frank, candid, open, uninhibited, direct, earnest, eager, enthusiastic, vigorous, insistent, emphatic, demanding

单词	full-throated
释义	Definition of full-throated in English: full-throated adjective 1Using the full power of one's voice. she rose to the challenge and produced some full-throated singing Example sentencesExamples It wasn't quite a scream, but a full-throated determined yell. The chapel resounds with full-throated hymns. Artistes sang full-throated, their voices carrying across a crowd of two or three thousand people. The trio's guitar-free lineup is augmented by Chaplin's full-throated vocal delivery. He gave a full-throated laugh, but it was quite evident he didn't find anything funny. His manner is easygoing and his laugh quick and full-throated. This wasn't just polite applause, rather it was an affectionate, full-throated cheer, lasting for a good 30 seconds. At 4,500 ft the engine coughed and at 4,000 ft its full-throated bellow killed the silence. The music is an ecstatic dance, occasionally breaking out into full-throated ardent song. They seemed to be trying to one-up each other, even letting out full-throated snarls when they played drop shots. Synonyms noisy, blaring, booming, deafening, roaring, thunderous, thundering, tumultuous, clamorous, blasting, head-splitting, ear-splitting, ear-piercing, piercing 1.1 Expressed loudly or vigorously. she voiced her full-throated support for the idea Example sentencesExamples Dean is mounting a full-throated challenge to the Democratic Party establishment. Europe makes clear once again that it is a full-throated supporter of democracy - in its neighborhood. Nor was there any noticeable clamor for more full-throated commemorations. Economists and investors who doubted it just six months ago are now voicing a full-throated yes. Whether you're for or against the war, a full-throated debate in the media is overdue. I would like to see certain issues receive a full-throated airing. Unlike the majority of those who opposed the war, he has crossed over into full-throated apologism for dictatorship. He always writes in full-throated support of military intervention there. I believe in full-throated criticism of judges (individually and generally) where warranted. The President operated as though he had triumphed with a full-throated mandate. Synonyms vehement, outspoken, vocal, forthright, plain-spoken, frank, candid, open, uninhibited, direct, earnest, eager, enthusiastic, vigorous, insistent, emphatic, demanding
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