to annunciate

Examples

• All

• The proper inquiry is whether the person (or persons) who caused or directed the constitutional violation had the final authority to annunciate governing rules of general applicability.

  Academic text (2016)

• You have to learn to annunciate, or else no one will listen.

  Speak (2004)

• Maybe it's because I annunciate I'll get you and I'm way or another.

• "They are humans," Mihalka said, then lifted his index finger, annunciating an important statement.

  Fiction book (2002)

• A few were sung, and others were annunciated in the form of short stories, one of which told how the lion, hornbill, and crocodile had become kings of their realms.

  Academic text (1990)

• During the speech, she made sure to annunciate clearly so everyone could understand her message.

• At the meeting, he annunciated the new policy changes in a formal manner for all attendees.

Synonyms

A

to announce

vsto annunciate

∞ 1.5

To tell people officially about something, often in public

is like this but emphasises clear formal expression

D

to declare

vsto annunciate

• Formal

950 3.7

To officially tell other people or officials about something

is used similarly but highlights formal public intention

I

to indicate

vsto annunciate

318 2.7

Say something clearly in a few words

is stronger and more formal, used for public declarations

P

to proclaim

vsto annunciate

• Formal

229 5.3

To officially announce something to the public

is similar but focuses more on clear formal delivery

U

to utter

vsto annunciate

107 2.9

To say something aloud

is formal and clear public expression, not mere speech

A

to articulate

vsto annunciate

45 4.4

To pronounce words clearly so others understand

is more formal and public, not only clear speech

R

to read out

vsto annunciate

34 2.5

To say words from a written text so others can hear

is more about formal public announcement than reading aloud

E

to enunciate

vsto annunciate

8 5.8

To state an idea clearly so people understand

is more about formal public declaration than clear expression

A

to asseverate

vsto annunciate

• Formal

9.9

To say something firmly and seriously

is similar but focuses on formal clarity rather than force

E

to enounce

vsto annunciate

9.9

To pronounce words or syllables clearly

is about formal public declaration rather than pronunciation

Antonyms

C

to conceal

282 3.7

To hide something so others cannot see or find it

S

to suppress

176 4.8

To stop public protest by force or by people in power

How Public

to herald

37 5.5

to annunciate

• Formal

1 8.0

to announce

∞ 1.5

to mention

∞ 1.0

to say

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology