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A stentorian voice is a powerful and resonant voice that commands attention, originating from the Greek myth of Stentor, a herald with a voice as loud as fifty men. This type of voice is not just loud, but also clear, distinct, and capable of modulation, conveying authority and effectively conveying messages. The article explores the characteristics of a stentorian voice, its ability to captivate audiences, and its impactful applications in various settings. Comparable works include Aristotle's Rhetoric

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