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Meanings of enunciation in English
Usage of enunciation in English
1
Something in the enunciation puzzled Karyl with a hint of the familiar.
2
Each vowel sound must be distinct in enunciation and pure in quality.
3
Her clear enunciation made the slang phrase sound like the purest English.
4
Be careful to give a clear and distinct enunciation to every letter.
5
He never tried to lose his accent, but kept a crystal-clear enunciation.
6
I had met young men of whose enunciation Swinburne's now reminded me.
7
His idea of the enunciation of the first theme is peculiar:
8
He is less original, less convincing in the enunciation of broad general principles.
9
Classroom practice in enunciation and telephone etiquette precedes laboratory work on dummy switchboards.
10
And the correct enunciation was far different from her halting tongue.
11
His mouth was formed for the enunciation of large words and pompous phrases.
12
The enunciation of the veteran warrior had been calm, but distinct, and decided.
13
The enunciation of this great first commandment of science consecrated Doubt.
14
Indeed, he was so earnest in this enunciation that few thought him disinterested.
15
The enunciation of Mr. Crampton, the minister, is also wonderfully fine.
16
She said she had insisted on correct enunciation from the first.
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