enunciator
- noun
- /ɪˈnʌnsiˌeɪtər/
- Specialized
:
anunciador
- She stopped in front of a radio enunciator on a four-foot-tall stand, letting her hands touch the shiny steel rod while a small, baldheaded man adjusted the height to the level of her mouth.
Examples
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The new building features an enunciator that provides important announcements to all visitors.
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In case of an emergency, the enunciator will alert everyone with a loud siren and a clear voice message.
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Warning and enunciator lights.
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If someone instead passed me the children problem, I would say 1/3 because this problem implicitly tells me to consider only what the enunciator tells me.
Blog text (1) -
- Enunciator.
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During the fire drill, the enunciator broadcast safety instructions over the loudspeaker.
Synonyms
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3.4
An automated voice or system that makes public announcements in places like stations and apps
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3.9
A person, device, or app that tells people about something important
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9.5
A device that shows which electrical circuit is on in a control panel
Antonyms
How Clear
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3.3
- Specialized
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2.6
478
2.1
1
7.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Enunciator comes from a Latin root meaning 'to announce' and is the same root behind announce and pronounce. So an enunciator is someone or something that 'sends out' a clear message, like an alarm or a public warning.