articulate in Latin
articulate in Latin is ēloquens — articulate means able to express thoughts clearly and fluently in speech or writing.
articulate in Latin
ēloquens
Speaking in a clear and effective manner; having both good articulation and good elocution.
What does "articulate" mean?
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adj Able to express thoughts clearly and fluently in speech or writing.
"She gave an articulate answer that impressed the whole panel."
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verb To express an idea clearly, or to pronounce words distinctly.
"He struggled to articulate exactly why the plan felt wrong."
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articulate in a sentence
- She gave an articulate answer that impressed the whole panel.
- He struggled to articulate exactly why the plan felt wrong.
- The singer articulated every word so the lyrics came through clearly.
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What is "articulate" in Latin?
"articulate" in Latin is ēloquens. articulate means: Able to express thoughts clearly and fluently in speech or writing.
How do you use "articulate" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave an articulate answer that impressed the whole panel." In Latin, "articulate" is ēloquens.
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