Definitions

1. noun

In Greek mythology, the son of Thoon, a herald of the Greeks during the Trojan War; a man with a very loud voice.

“The ancient Greek epic poet described Stentor as having a voice so loud it could be heard over the din of battle.”

2. noun

In biology, a type of ciliate protozoan, commonly found in freshwater environments.

“The stentor was studied extensively for its unique characteristics and behavior in aquatic ecosystems.”

3. adjective

Having or expressing a loud and powerful voice.

“Stentor’s booming voice echoed through the valley, causing a stir among the local residents.”