Unvoiced

He unvoiced his frustration with his boss to his colleague.

The unvoiced "p" in "psychology" can be tricky to remember.

The student unvoiced his confusion about the assignment.

The unvoiced fear of heights prevented her from climbing the ladder.

The unvoiced child communicated with sign language.

His unvoiced desire to travel the world motivated him to work hard and save money.

In linguistics, unvoiced sounds are also called voiceless sounds.

Unvoiced fricatives can be difficult for non-native English speakers to pronounce correctly.

The unvoiced agreement between the partners was to split the profits evenly.

The unvoiced doubts of the jury were responsible for the defendant's acquittal.

The suspect's unvoiced denials did not convince the detectives.

The unvoiced opposition to the new policy was felt within the political party.

The "p" sound is unvoiced in the English language.

The unvoiced disappointment of the parents was evident when their child didn't make the team.

In French, the "t" sound at the end of a word is often unvoiced.

The unvoiced desires of the couple were finally expressed on their wedding day.

The word "cat" ends with an unvoiced consonant, while "dog" ends with a voiced consonant.

He felt an unvoiced sense of pride when he saw his artwork displayed in the gallery.

The witness unvoiced her fear of retaliation during the trial.

The unvoiced workers in the factory were exploited by the management.

The unvoiced person felt frustrated when they couldn't speak.

He detected a hint of unvoiced anger in her voice.

The unvoiced singer communicated the emotion of the song through body language.

The unvoiced consonant "p" in the word "pat" is produced without any vibration of the vocal cords.

The unvoiced students were disappointed that they were not included in the school play.

The unvoiced disappointment in her parents' eyes when she announced her decision to drop out of college was heartbreaking.

The unvoiced disapproval of his parents was clear from their silence.

The librarian unvoiced her request for silence by holding up a finger.

The audience unvoiced their disappointment by leaving the theater early.

The "h" sound in English is typically unvoiced, but can become voiced in certain contexts.

The unvoiced words in the letter hinted at a hidden message.

The unvoiced complaints of the customers were not addressed by the company.

Women were largely unvoiced in the politics of the past.

The unvoiced longing for her family's traditions made her feel homesick.

He unvoiced his thoughts on the matter to himself.

The unvoiced agreement between the two countries helped to avoid a war.

The unvoiced tension between the two colleagues was palpable during the meeting.

She gave an unvoiced sigh of relief when she found her lost keys.

Some workers are unvoiced in their company's decision-making process.

The unvoiced plant kingdom relies on other means to reproduce.

The unvoiced consonants in the English language include "s," "t," and "sh."

The unvoiced "ch" sound in English can be challenging for some language learners to differentiate from the voiced "j" sound.

The unvoiced expectations between the two parties led to a misunderstanding.

The unvoiced person used sign language to communicate.

The unvoiced alien in the movie used telepathy to communicate.

Despite their unvoiced reservations, the committee approved the new project.

The unvoiced suspicions of the detective led to a breakthrough in the case.

"S" and "f" are also examples of unvoiced consonants.

His unvoiced opinion about the movie was that it was terrible.

She unvoiced her anger at her ex-boyfriend's actions.