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Meanings of inarticulate in English
Catalan
inarticulat Without or deprived of the use of speech or words.
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Usage of inarticulate in English
1
The essentially abandoned children are inarticulate and given to prodigious drug use.
2
An inarticulate bellow escaped him as a hand gripped his right arm.
3
He made inarticulate noises in his throat, and ultimately achieved the remark:
4
There would be no voicing that feeling; it must ever remain inarticulate.
5
The sick man mumbled inarticulate sounds; not another word could be distinguished.
6
He cannot argue in articulate logic, only in inarticulate bellowings, or worse.
7
Eliza shook her head pityingly; she uttered an inarticulate murmur of concern.
8
Otherwise older people may feel uncomfortable or perceived as unintelligent and inarticulate.
9
Scott is strangely inarticulate - or, rather, the articulacy comes and goes.
10
When they got into the cabin, the burly pilot was almost inarticulate.
11
Where Dole is often shy and inarticulate, Clinton is effusive and eloquent.
12
That measured but inarticulate sound: it is never out of his ear.
13
Suddenly the waiter seemed to grow inarticulate with a rush of words.
14
The wretched victim of his own unbridled sensuality shook with inarticulate rage.
15
The phonograph went off into an inarticulate whirr of its own machinery.
16
She gave a long slow soundless headshake, merciful only in being inarticulate.
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Inarticulate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common