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The phrase "croaky voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a voice that sounds rough or hoarse, often due to illness or strain.
Example: "After shouting at the concert, she woke up the next day with a croaky voice."
Alternatives: "hoarse voice" or "raspy voice."
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A croaky voice broke the silence.
In a croaky voice, he said, "I heard noise when I was sick.
He had a croaky voice in his 30s and even then was writing well about death drives and shaky mornings.
I know,' she said in her girly, croaky voice, all posh Os and dropped ends.
And Lil Wayne worked overtime, using his croaky voice to deliver sharply written rhymes.
Shakusky, especially, has a croaky voice and a squinty, adolescent swagger that make the adult actors seem like footnotes to the main event.
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As well as modders such as Kapovsky, there are vape video-bloggers who critique new flavours and devices (often in surprisingly croaky voices).
There were plenty of croaky voices and red-rimmed eyes as they showed us where we were to cover the event.
She looks dirty and scuffed up, and talks with a harsh, croaky, gravelly voice, rather than the soft, Southern voice she had when she was first introduced.
When I found it, I hated my croaky, pleading voice.
Through it all Mr. Ward has maintained his own distinctive style, built equally on his croaky, plaintive voice, his fingerpicking musicality and his throwback aesthetic sense.
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