sonorousness

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

SONO'ROUSNESS, noun 1. The quality of yielding sound when struck or coming in collision with another body; as the sonorousness of metals. 2. Having or giving a loud or clear sound; as the sonorousness of a voice or an instrument. 3. Magnificence of sound.
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