Pronunciation: /ɑːrˈtɪkjələt/
noun the ability to speak fluently and coherently
A1 I admire her ability to articulate her thoughts clearly.
A2 She struggled to articulate her feelings about the movie.
B1 The politician's articulate speech won over many voters.
B2 The professor's articulate explanation made the complex topic easier to understand.
C1 His articulate arguments in the debate were well-received by the audience.
C2 The author's articulate prose captivated readers around the world.
verb to express oneself clearly and effectively in speech or writing
A1 She can articulate her thoughts clearly in simple English.
A2 He struggles to articulate his ideas in a coherent manner.
B1 The presenter was able to articulate the main points of the presentation effectively.
B2 The politician articulated her policies with conviction during the debate.
C1 The professor articulated the complex theories in a way that was easy for students to understand.
C2 The author's ability to articulate emotions through his writing is truly remarkable.
adjective having the ability to speak fluently and coherently
A1 She is an articulate speaker who can clearly express her thoughts.
A2 The teacher used simple language to help the students become more articulate in their writing.
B1 The candidate was able to give an articulate response to the interview questions.
B2 The author's articulate writing style captivated readers and kept them engaged.
C1 His articulate arguments convinced even the most skeptical audience members.
C2 The professor's articulate lectures were both informative and thought-provoking.
adverb articulately
A1 She spoke very articulately during the presentation.
A2 He explained the process articulately, making it easy to understand.
B1 The professor articulately conveyed the complex concepts to the students.
B2 The author articulately expressed his ideas in the novel.
C1 The politician articulated her policies articulately in the debate.
C2 The expert articulately discussed the intricacies of the topic during the conference.
formal She was able to articulate her thoughts clearly during the presentation.
informal He can really articulate his ideas well when he's talking to his friends.
slang I couldn't believe how he articulated his argument in the debate.
figurative The artist was able to articulate the emotions of the painting through his use of color and brushstrokes.
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