How Do You Spell VOX CHOLERAICA?

Pronunciation: [vˈɒks kə͡ʊlɹˈe͡ɪkə] (IPA)

Vox choleraica is a phrase that refers to a kind of singing associated with the disease cholera. The pronunciation of this phrase, in IPA phonetic transcription, is "vɑks kɔlɛrɑikə". The word "vox" is derived from Latin, where it means "voice", while "choleraica" is the feminine form of "choleraicus", meaning "related to cholera". Therefore, "vox choleraica" means "choleraic voice". This spelling, while challenging to the untrained eye, is essential for providing a clear and distinct pronunciation of the phrase.

VOX CHOLERAICA Meaning and Definition

1. Vox choleraica refers to a Latin term that translates to "choleric voice" in English. The term is derived from two Latin words: "vox" meaning "voice" and "choleraica" meaning "choleric" or "angry." It is primarily used to describe a particular type of speech or vocal expression characterized by anger, irritability, or an intense display of frustration.

   Vox choleraica is often associated with someone expressing their opinions or emotions in a vehement, forceful, or confrontational manner. This type of voice is usually loud, sharp, and filled with hostility, as if the person speaking is on the verge of losing control. The term can also be used to describe a collective expression of anger or discontentment within a group or society, especially during times of social or political unrest.

   People exhibiting a vox choleraica often show signs of being highly opinionated and tend to dominate conversations or debates with their forceful and aggressive speech. This type of vocal expression may be used as a means to assert dominance, intimidate others, or express dissatisfaction with a particular situation, person, or system.

   It is important to note that the term does not imply any positive or negative connotations on its own. However, it is often associated with negative emotions and discourse due to its aggressive nature. Understanding and identifying a vox choleraica can be helpful in analyzing and comprehending the emotional state and intentions behind a person's speech or the prevailing sentiment within a community.

2. A peculiar hoarse almost inaudible voice of a sufferer in the last stage of Asiatic cholera.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

Common Misspellings for VOX CHOLERAICA

• vox choleraicc
• voxcholereica
• voxchoeleraica
• voxcwholeraica
• v ox choleraica
• vo x choleraica
• vox c holeraica
• vox ch oleraica
• vox cho leraica
• vox chol eraica
• vox chole raica
• vox choler aica
• vox cholera ica
• vox cholerai ca
• vox choleraic a

Similar spelling word for VOX CHOLERAICA

• Vox cholerica.