Aphonic

The conductor signaled for an aphonic break in the melody.

The guitarist used an aphonic strum to change the rhythm of the song.

The orchestra created an aphonic moment before the climax of the piece.

The pianist added an aphonic note to signify the end of a section and the beginning of a new one.

The author's writer's block had left them aphonic, unable to write anything for months.

The student's aphonic state was a result of their feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem.

The singer's performance was aphonic, lacking the emotion and passion that usually accompanied her singing.

The woman's aphonic state was a symptom of her depression and emotional distress.

The athlete was aphonic after losing an important game, unable to express their disappointment and frustration.

The survivor of a traumatic event was temporarily aphonic, unable to articulate their experience.

The doctor diagnosed the patient with an aphonic disorder.

The aphonic child communicated using sign language.

The journalist's aphonic interviewee refused to answer any questions, leaving the journalist with no quotes for their article.

The shy child was aphonic in social situations and struggled to communicate with others.

The doctor diagnosed the patient as being aphonic due to a problem with their vocal cords.

The aphonic poppies were grown for their medicinal properties, not their fragrance.

Her aphonic speech made it difficult for others to understand her.

The sudden news left her aphonic for a few moments.

The bear grunted an aphonic growl as it went back to its cave.

The guitarist used aphonic strums to add nuance and subtlety to the rhythm of the song.

The boy was aphonic and couldn't speak about the trauma he had experienced.

He had to speak in an aphonic tone after surgery on his vocal cords.

The teacher had to use written notes during class as she was aphonic after undergoing throat surgery.

The pianist added an aphonic note to create a sense of mystery in the melody.

The aphonic whistles of the dolphins were difficult to hear above the sound of the ocean waves.

The music festival was a disaster because the sound system was so aphonic that the bands' performances were unintelligible.

The conductor used an aphonic pause to add drama to the symphony.

The noise from the traffic outside made the audio on the video aphonic.

The teacher was trained to work with students who had aphonic disorders.

The aphonic child was encouraged to practice their speech exercises every day.

The aphonic syllables in the word "rhythm" make it difficult to pronounce for some people.

The child was aphonic for days after the incident.

The beauty of the aphonic flowers was in their colors, not their scent.

The singer became aphonic after straining her vocal cords during a performance.

The aphonic artist found solace in painting to express themselves.

She became aphonic after witnessing a traumatic event.

The aphonic boy felt isolated from his peers due to his inability to speak.

The sound of rain hitting a roof without any musicality is aphonic.

The politician's speech was affected by his aphonic condition caused by overuse of his voice during campaigns.

The patient's aphonic condition was due to extreme anxiety and fear.

The teacher was aphonic for several weeks after contracting a respiratory infection.

The announcement at the airport was aphonic because of the busy terminal.

He was so shocked that he became completely aphonic.

The patient underwent surgery to remove a tumor that had left her aphonic.

The announcement was aphonic due to technical issues with the microphone.

The student's aphonic speech made it challenging to participate in class discussions.

The orchestra used aphonic breaks to create a sense of contrast and balance between the different sections.

The patient was unable to speak due to the aphonic symptoms of her laryngitis.

The aphonic politician gave a speech using a voice synthesizer.

The aphonic singer could no longer perform on stage.