vocabulary
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4.8
- noun
- /vəˈkæbjʊˌlɛri/
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vocabulario
- The artist developed a fascinating vocabulary of shapes and colors in her latest work.
- expressive vocabulary
- visual vocabulary
- technical vocabulary
Hegel now changes to a very, very different vocabulary, one that's, you know, so rich in implications.
- Hegel now changes to a very, very different vocabulary, one that's, you know, so rich in implications.
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- I never use musical tech technology vocabulary.
Examples
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Analysis requires audiation as well as musical vocabulary to discuss the elements of music.
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Coming up with an effective visual vocabulary for female political engagement in 1796, then, posed a real challenge.
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Basic human movement is the foundation for the dance movement vocabulary of all forms of dance.
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Communicating through a basic language whose vocabulary is movement, expression, action and feeling.
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Since any human movement is possible as a part of dance, movement vocabulary is wide and expandable.
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Additional studies have examined vocabulary teaching through educational media for children who have disabilities affecting language development.
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The Laban framework and vocabulary underlie much of what is called creative dance.
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Gordon discusses four "vocabularies" of music learning: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
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The pedagogues were fluent with a vocabulary that spoke to metaphors, density, feeling, texture, energy, and so on.
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The film director used a unique vocabulary to convey his themes effectively through visual storytelling.
Synonyms
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4.8
A set of special words people use in a particular job or field
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7.2
A set of skills a person can use in their work
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vocabulary comes from the Latin vocabulum 'name' and vocare 'to call', so it began as a set of names for things. That is why people also use vocabulary to mean the set of moves, techniques, or tools an artist or dancer uses to express ideas.