- having or producing a full, deep, or rich sound; sonorous
- complete and unmitigated; thoroughgoing: a full-throated opponent of the plan
full-throated
full·-throated
adjective
The definition of full-throated is having a full, rich sound.
When you scream with all of the power you have, this is an example of a scream that would be described as full-throated.
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