vocalise
/ˈvoʊkəlaɪz/
verb
- To produce sounds or words with the voice; to speak or sing.
- The baby started to vocalise at around three months old.
- She learned to vocalise her thoughts clearly during the debate.
- The singer warmed up by vocalising scales.
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noun
- A musical exercise or piece for singing without words, often using vowel sounds.
- The composer wrote a vocalise for soprano and piano.
- He practiced a vocalise to improve his breath control.
- The choir performed a beautiful vocalise at the concert.