vocalizing
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- noun
- /ˈvoʊkəlaɪzɪŋ/
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- After several weeks of vocalizing, she noticed a significant improvement in her singing abilities.
Person is able to, through humming and vocalizing, create sort of two sets of notes playing at the same time.
- Person is able to, through humming and vocalizing, create sort of two sets of notes playing at the same time.
Examples
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My vocalizing is one thing Sara truly dislikes.
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Person is able to, through humming and vocalizing, create sort of two sets of notes playing at the same time.
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As with unaccompanied vocalizing, unaccompanied rehearsing covers up nothing, allowing students to hear themselves and improve their intonation.
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Ease them into their own vocalizing by having them improvise along to familiar recordings, first silently (mentally hearing their improv ideas), then en masse so no one is put on the spot.
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Many singers practice their skills by vocalizing daily before performances.
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Vocalizing allows performers to warm up their voices and improve their techniques.
Synonyms
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To make music with your voice
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Repeating words in a rhythmic musical voice
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A sound a person or animal makes with the voice to communicate
A group singing or making the same sounds together
To make sounds with your mouth and throat when speaking, singing, or acting as a character
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Etymology
Vocalizing comes from vocal, which comes from the Latin vox, meaning 'voice', so to vocalize is to 'use the voice' to make sounds. That's why vocalizing usually means singing or doing voice exercises to warm and strengthen your voice.