enunciate in Irish
enunciate in Irish is fuaimnigh — enunciate means to state something clearly and in an organised way.
enunciate in Irish
fuaimnigh
(transitive) To articulate, pronounce.
What does "enunciate" mean?
- verb To state something clearly and in an organised way.
- verb To declare or announce something publicly.
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verb To say a word or sound in a particular way.
"You must enunciate all the syllables."
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verb To speak so that every sound can be heard distinctly.
"Enunciate when you speak."
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enunciate in a sentence
- You must enunciate all the syllables.
- Enunciate when you speak.
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What is "enunciate" in Irish?
"enunciate" in Irish is fuaimnigh. enunciate means: To state something clearly and in an organised way.
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