A voice or speech disorder where a person produces two different pitches or tones simultaneously, creating a double-voice effect.
From Greek 'diplos' (double) + 'phone' (sound or voice) + '-ia' (condition). A medical/speech pathology term describing an acoustic phenomenon in the voice.
Imagine your voice splitting into two different pitches at the same time—that's 'diplophonia,' and it usually happens when the vocal cords vibrate unevenly or are damaged!
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