uncowable tone

noun phrase

Meaning

A manner of speaking or writing that is firm, resolute, and shows no sign of being intimidated or discouraged, even in the face of difficulty or opposition. It conveys unwavering confidence and determination.

Examples

The journalist maintained an uncowable tone in her reporting, refusing to be silenced by threats.
Even after several setbacks, the team leader addressed the group with an uncowable tone, urging them to persevere.

Synonyms: resolute, unwavering, adamant, indomitable

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uncowable tone

noun phrase

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈkaʊəbəl toʊn/

Definition

Examples

The journalist maintained an uncowable tone in her reporting, refusing to be silenced by threats.
Even after several setbacks, the team leader addressed the group with an uncowable tone, urging them to persevere.
Her essay presented a clear, uncowable tone, advocating for significant policy changes.

How to Use uncowable tone

an uncowable tone of voice (collocation): a firm and resolute manner of speaking — "Despite the jeers, the speaker maintained an uncowable tone of voice."
adopt an uncowable tone (collocation): to begin speaking in a firm and resolute manner — "She decided to adopt an uncowable tone when negotiating the terms."

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