verb
enunciate
Enunciate (verb) means to state something clearly and in an organised way.
verb
1
To state something clearly and in an organised way.
2
To declare or announce something publicly.
3
To say a word or sound in a particular way.
"You must enunciate all the syllables."
4
To speak so that every sound can be heard distinctly.
"Enunciate when you speak."
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Etymology
Taken from Latin ēnuntiātus, the past participle of ēnuntiō ("to report, declare"), from ē- and nūntiō ("to report"); a doublet of enounce.
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What is the meaning of enunciate?
"enunciate" (verb) means to state something clearly and in an organised way.
What is another word for enunciate?
Other words for "enunciate" include say, vocalize, enounce, pronounce, articulate, vocalise.
What is the opposite of enunciate?
The opposite of "enunciate" is mutter.
What are the different meanings of enunciate?
"enunciate" has 3 main meanings: 1. To state something clearly and in an organised way; 2. To declare or announce something publicly; 3. To say a word or sound in a particular way.
