enunciation in Portuguese
enunciation in Portuguese is enunciação — enunciation means the way a person pronounces words, especially how clearly and distinctly each sound is formed.
enunciation in Portuguese
enunciação
The act of enunciating, announcing, proclaiming, or making known; open attestation; declaration.
What does "enunciation" mean?
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noun The way a person pronounces words, especially how clearly and distinctly each sound is formed.
"Her enunciation is so crisp you can follow her without subtitles."
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noun The act of stating something clearly and formally, as of a principle or policy.
"The speech was a careful enunciation of the party's new position."
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enunciation in a sentence
- Her enunciation is so crisp you can follow her without subtitles.
- Poor enunciation is the commonest reason presentations are hard to follow.
- The speech was a careful enunciation of the party's new position.
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What is "enunciation" in Portuguese?
"enunciation" in Portuguese is enunciação. enunciation means: The way a person pronounces words, especially how clearly and distinctly each sound is formed.
How do you use "enunciation" in a sentence?
Example: "Her enunciation is so crisp you can follow her without subtitles." In Portuguese, "enunciation" is enunciação.
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