to articulate
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vocalizeto articulate
rearticulateto articulate again
overarticulateto articulate excessively
misarticulateto articulate wrongly
overarticulatesOVERARTICULATE, to articulate excessively
GLIBArticulate to a fault
leniteto articulate a lenis
pronounceto articulate one's words
misarticulatesMISARTICULATE, to articulate wrongly
rearticulatedREARTICULATE, to articulate again
rearticulatingREARTICULATE, to articulate again
misarticulatedMISARTICULATE, to articulate wrongly
misarticulatingMISARTICULATE, to articulate wrongly
overarticulatedOVERARTICULATE, to articulate excessively
rearticulatesREARTICULATE, to articulate again
lenitingLENITE, to articulate a lenis
pronouncesPRONOUNCE, to articulate one's words
lallto articulate the letter R
unroundto articulate without rounding the lips
lallsLALL, to articulate the letter R
lalledLALL, to articulate the letter R
unroundingUNROUND, to articulate without rounding the lips
articulatesARTICULATE, to give clear and effective utterance to
articulatedARTICULATE, to give clear and effective utterance to
speakto express or articulate the views of; represent
articulatingARTICULATE, to give clear and effective utterance to
reductionSubstitution of a sound that requires less muscular effort to articulate
reductionsSubstitution of a sound that requires less muscular effort to articulate
unroundto articulate (an ordinarily rounded vowel) without rounding the lips; delabialize
dysarthriathe impaired ability to articulate speech due to damage to the nervous system
aspirateto articulate with a puff of breath or start with an h-like sound
dysarthriasDYSARTHRIA, the impaired ability to articulate speech due to damage to the nervous system
speechesThe expression of or the ability to express thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds
aspiratesto articulate with a puff of breath or start with an h-like sound
reducesArticulate (a speech sound) in a way requiring less muscular effort. In vowels, this gives rise to a more central articulatory position
reducingArticulate (a speech sound) in a way requiring less muscular effort. In vowels, this gives rise to a more central articulatory position
reducedArticulate (a speech sound) in a way requiring less muscular effort. In vowels, this gives rise to a more central articulatory position
reduceArticulate (a speech sound) in a way requiring less muscular effort. In vowels, this gives rise to a more central articulatory position
mansbipedal primate mammal (Homo sapiens) that is anatomically related to the great apes but distinguished especially by notable development of the brain with a resultant capacity for articulate speech and abstract reasoning, is usually considered to form a variable number of freely interbreeding races, and is the sole living representative of the hominid family
manlikebipedal primate mammal (Homo sapiens) that is anatomically related to the great apes but distinguished especially by notable development of the brain with a resultant capacity for articulate speech and abstract reasoning, is usually considered to form a variable number of freely interbreeding races, and is the sole living representative of the hominid family