upper\ case\ voice

upper\ case\ voice
1. (Upper Case voice) (5687↑, 1478↓)
Noun. to raise your voice or accentuate part of a sentence to stress significance as you would while typing in the digital world.

"Listen\! Don't make me use my Upper Case voice\!" "I got a BRAND NEW car\!" she said in her upper case voice.

2. (Upper Case voice) (44↑, 9↓)
This is used when a person raises his or her voice or gives prominence to a part of a sentence to emphasize significance as you would while typing in the digital world, like email, chat, and instant messaging services. In novels, books, and textbooks, these words would actually be in italics. Upper Case voice is like italicized words or wording.

A Speech Therpist: These are a few ways to recite the same sentence with emphasis on a different word each time. Each emphasis gives the sentence a whole, new, and different meaning. Please repeat after me: YOU are a son of a bitch. you ARE a son of a bitch. you are A son of a bitch. you are a SON of a bitch. you are a son OF a bitch. you are a son of A bitch. you are a son of a BITCH. YOU ARE A SON OF A BITCH. This is a derivative of Upper Case voice syndrome.

Related: accentuate, cap lock, shout, voice, yell
Last updated: 2012.03.01

Urban English dictionary. 2013.

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