voicer
/ˈvɔɪsər/
noun
- A person who speaks or expresses something, especially in a public or official capacity.
- As the team's voicer, he always shared their ideas with management.
- She became a strong voicer for environmental issues in her neighborhood.
- The mayor acted as the voicer of the community's concerns at the town hall meeting.
- A person who adjusts or tunes the sound of a musical instrument, such as a pipe organ or piano.
- A skilled piano voicer can make each note sound warm and balanced.
- The voicer carefully shaped the hammers to achieve a richer sound.
- The organ voicer spent hours perfecting the instrument's tone for the concert hall.
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