prosody
/ˈproʊsədi/Definitions
1. noun
The rhythm, meter, and sound of language, especially in poetry or music.
“The poet’s use of prosody created a haunting atmosphere in the poem.”
2. noun
The art or technique of using rhythm, meter, and sound in speech or writing.
“She studied prosody to improve her public speaking skills.”
3. noun
The style or quality of a person’s voice, especially as heard in speech.
“The actor’s rich prosody brought the character to life.”