articulated
/ɑrˈtɪkjəˌleɪtɪd/
adjective
- Having joints or sections that allow movement or bending.
- The robot arm has an articulated design that lets it move in many directions.
- The articulated bus bends in the middle so it can turn corners more easily.
- An articulated ladder can be folded and adjusted to different shapes.
- Clearly and effectively expressed in words.
- The lawyer gave a well-articulated argument in court.
- Her articulated speech made the complex topic easy to understand.
- He is known for his articulated opinions on environmental issues.
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verb
- To express an idea or feeling clearly in words.
- It was hard for him to articulate his emotions after the long journey.
- She articulated her concerns about the project during the meeting.
- The teacher helped the student articulate the main points of the essay.
- To connect or move in a jointed way.
- The trailer articulates behind the truck when turning.
- The bones in the wrist articulate with each other to allow movement.
- The segments of the insect's leg articulate at flexible joints.