Enunciated

Pronunciation: /ɪˈnʌnsieɪtɪd/

Definitions of enunciated

verb to pronounce words clearly and distinctly

Example Sentences

A1 She enunciated each word clearly so the students could understand.

A2 The teacher enunciated the pronunciation of difficult words for the class.

B1 It is important to enunciate your words when speaking in public.

B2 The actor enunciated his lines with precision and emotion.

C1 The news anchor enunciated the breaking news with authority and clarity.

C2 The opera singer enunciated each note flawlessly, captivating the audience.

Examples of enunciated in a Sentence

formal The professor enunciated each word clearly during the lecture.

informal She enunciated her words slowly so that everyone could understand.

slang He enunciated like a boss, making sure his point was heard loud and clear.

figurative The artist enunciated his emotions through his brush strokes on the canvas.

Grammatical Forms of enunciated

• past tense: enunciated
• plural: enunciated
• comparative: more enunciated
• superlative: most enunciated
• present tense: enunciate
• future tense: will enunciate
• perfect tense: has enunciated
• continuous tense: is enunciating
• singular: enunciated
• positive degree: enunciated
• infinitive: to enunciate
• gerund: enunciating
• participle: enunciated

Origin and Evolution of enunciated

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'enunciated' originated from the Latin word 'enuntiare', which means to announce or declare.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'enunciated' has evolved to refer to the act of clearly and distinctly stating or pronouncing something, often used in the context of speech or communication.