enunciator
- noun
- /ɪˈnʌnsiˌeɪtər/
- The enunciator made sure every word was easy to understand during the presentation.
Examples
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As an enunciator, she helped actors improve their speech clarity for the play.
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A good enunciator is essential for clear communication in public speaking.
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The enunciator spoke clearly during the presentation.
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An effective enunciator can engage the audience.
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The enunciator articulated each word carefully to ensure the audience understood the message.
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As a skilled enunciator, he coached his students on how to deliver their speeches with clarity.
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During the seminar, the enunciator delivered the instructions in a way that everyone could follow easily.
Synonyms
A person or device that says words so learners hear correct sounds
A person who speaks clearly so others can understand
Antonyms
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Enunciator comes from a Latin root meaning 'to announce' and is the same root as enunciate and pronounce. So an enunciator is a person who 'says' words clearly to help others understand.