husky
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈhəski// UK //hˈʌski// husky
adj. sounding low and rough in an attractive way. You use this to describe a person's voice, especially when they are tired or have a cold.
adj. characterised by a low, slightly rough, or gravelly quality. Often used to describe a voice that sounds attractive or authoritative despite its lack of clarity.
She has a beautiful, husky voice.
After singing for three hours straight, his voice became husky and he could barely speak.
The actor's husky delivery added a layer of mystery to the character, making every line sound like a whispered secret shared only with the audience.
Usage
Typically used to describe voices; often carries a positive or attractive connotation.