vocally
/ˈvəʊk(ə)li
/adverb
1Using the voice: the performers did not project vocally as well they might have done females vocally interacted with their mates...
- The singers generate all sounds vocally.
- The American music educationist produced a vocally based method, which has been influential in several countries, especially among teachers of younger children.
- Many species of animals are able to vocally communicate with humans and dwarves in the novel, which is not possible on our planet.
2In a way that relates to singing: it’s amazing how singers can be so vocally and musically disciplined...
- Vocally the band meets all requirements to become successful.
- The last song is a vocally layered gem, featuring the organ in a far more restrained mood.
- These tracks are both musically tight and vocally accomplished, making the album an extremely pleasant listen.
3By expressing opinions or feelings freely or loudly: he vocally opposed the war Mary campaigned vocally for his release...
- For the rest of the tale, he serves as a messenger for the dwarves, even though he vocally disagrees with their plans.
- Her family, however, protests more vocally than his.
- He has been vocally bitter about his ouster while touting his new solo record.
- resolvableness
- resolvase
- resolvative
- resolve
- resolved
- resolved flaking
- resolvedly
- resolvedness
- resolvent
- resolver
- resolving gel
- resolving power
- resolving time
- resonance
- resonance absorption
- resonance capture
- resonance cavity
- resonance chamber
- resonance energy
- resonance fluorescence
- resonance frequency
- resonance hybrid
- resonance level
- resonance radiation
- resonance Raman