articulation
/ɑrˌtɪkjuˈleɪʃən/
noun
- The act of speaking or pronouncing words clearly and distinctly.
- Good articulation is important for public speakers to keep the audience engaged.
- The singer's articulation was so clear that every word could be understood.
- She practiced her articulation by reading tongue twisters aloud every morning.
- The expression of an idea or feeling in words.
- The poem was a beautiful articulation of the poet's grief.
- His articulation of the company's goals helped everyone understand the new direction.
- She struggled with the articulation of her thoughts during the debate.
- A joint or connection between bones or parts of the body that allows movement.
- Arthritis can cause pain and stiffness in the articulation of the hip.
- The doctor examined the articulation of the patient's shoulder after the injury.
- The knee is a complex articulation that allows for bending and straightening.
- The state of being joined or connected in a system.
- The articulation of the robot's arm allowed it to move in multiple directions.
- The articulation of the bridge's sections was designed to withstand earthquakes.
- In grammar, the articulation of clauses creates complex sentences.
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