"slurred voice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a spoken or recorded utterance where the words are not pronounced clearly or distinctly, often due to intoxication or speech impediments. Example: The police officer noted the suspect's slurred voice as he tried to deny being under the influence of alcohol.
He spoke in English with a foreign accent, and a slow or possibly slurred voice.
Falco swans around imposingly and has an extraordinary, petulantly slurred voice, but she's so obviously a Find that she overpowers the film.
On Israeli television this week, she addressed Mr. Arafat directly: "Remember, you are partners with Yitzhak," she said in a raspy, slurred voice.
He spoke in a hesitant, slurred voice, grimacing at sudden flashes of insight and wandering off into labyrinthine digressions without ever quite losing the thread.
"Ufol," she replies in a slurred voice.
He tried again, and then replied in a weak, slurred voice.
Under the blue sky, in the weird silence, the ghastly Christmas spirit hanging there, just the sound of the queens' slurred voices asking directions, everything is suddenly clear.
When a teen-aged Michael Cera, playing Alexander Hamilton against type, opens his mouth in the first episode, his high-pitched stammer is replaced by a deep, slurring voice.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet When a teen-aged Michael Cera, playing Alexander Hamilton against type, opens his mouth in the first episode, his high-pitched stammer is replaced by a deep, slurring voice.
The rotund rapper with the slurring voice and the mouthful of gold teeth sits in the lobby of a London hotel, chewing over the ups and downs of his musical career in the same way he tears into rhymes that earned him a place among the hip-hop greats.
He was unfazed when Michael's intoxicated, slurring voice was heard detailing his loneliness, his pain as a child and his life-long struggle to fit in.
