articulable

Examples

• All

• To become a better speaker, practice making your ideas articulable and easy for others to understand.

• He found that his feelings about the situation were articulable after a good night's sleep.

• In the case of tacit knowledge, however, that strategy is more difficult to implement since tacit knowledge, by definition, is less articulable.

  Academic text (2003)

• In the various traditions of spiritual inquiry examined, we can note a certain tension between those who claim that contemplation or questioning can reach determinate "answers," articulable in language, and those who claim that no methods can produce and no language can adequately express the core spiritual understanding; for the latter, in an important sense, there are no answers (Fenner 1994).

  Academic text (1994)

Synonyms

P

pronounceable

vsarticulable

1 3.5

A word or name you can say clearly

is focused on clear production specifically by the speech organs

S

speakable

vsarticulable

1 4.5

Something you can say or put into words

focuses on clear oral production rather than general expressibility

S

sayable

vsarticulable

4.9

Easy to pronounce clearly

is about physical articulation rather than ease of saying

U

utterable

vsarticulable

6.7

Can be said out loud

concerns clear physical production by the speech organs not just expression

Antonyms

U

unpronounceable

4 7.9

Very hard to say correctly

How Pronounceable

pronounceable

1 3.5

articulable

• Specialized

7.7

unpronounceable

4 7.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology