Audible breath coming out in tone.

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Audible breath coming out in tone.

Explanation:
Audible breath with tone points to a breathy voice quality. In breathy voice, the vocal folds don’t close fully, allowing more air to escape as you vibrate to create tone. You hear a lighter, airy quality because of that extra airflow, even though there is vocal fold vibration. That’s why this fits best: there’s audible air but still a voiced tone. The other descriptions don’t match: breathless implies no air, clear would be crisp without extra air, and whisper involves no vocal fold vibration, so no tone.

Audible breath with tone points to a breathy voice quality. In breathy voice, the vocal folds don’t close fully, allowing more air to escape as you vibrate to create tone. You hear a lighter, airy quality because of that extra airflow, even though there is vocal fold vibration. That’s why this fits best: there’s audible air but still a voiced tone. The other descriptions don’t match: breathless implies no air, clear would be crisp without extra air, and whisper involves no vocal fold vibration, so no tone.

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