厉声

厉声 refers to a loud, forceful, or stern voice, often used to express anger, command, or emphasis. It differs from a regular voice in its intensity and emotional tone, typically conveying authority or strong emotion.

The character 厉 (lì) originally meant 'severe' or 'strict,' and later came to mean 'to sharpen' or 'to make sharp.' 声 (shēng) means 'voice' or 'sound.' Together, 厉声 literally means 'sharp voice' or 'stern voice,' emphasizing the intensity and clarity of the sound.

In daily usage, 厉声 is commonly used to describe someone speaking loudly or with authority, such as a teacher scolding students or a leader giving orders. It can also be found in literature and media to highlight emotional tension or dramatic moments.