to enounce
- verb
- /ɪˈnaʊns/
:
enunciar
- It is important to enounce every syllable clearly during the recital.
Examples
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When learning a new language, students are encouraged to enounce each word distinctly.
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She carefully enounced the foreign terms to help the class understand their meaning.
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Please enounce your name clearly.
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He enounced the words with great clarity.
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It is important to enounce every syllable clearly during the recital.
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When learning a new language, students are encouraged to enounce each word distinctly.
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Please enounce your name clearly.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Speak words to show information or feelings
204
1.0
To say a word or sound in a certain way
107
2.9
To say something aloud
45
4.4
To pronounce words clearly so others understand
29
7.4
To tell a secret
6
5.8
To pronounce words clearly so people understand
4
4.1
To say any words, often used with not to mean say nothing
1
8.0
To say something clearly and formally so others know
Antonyms
How Clear
85
4.4
6
5.8
204
1.0
∞
1.0
103
4.9
18
4.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Enounce shares the root nounce with announce and pronounce, from an old Latin word meaning 'tell' or 'report'. So, to enounce is to 'say' or 'speak' words clearly, much like when you pronounce something carefully.