vocalize
/ˈvoʊkəlaɪz/
verb
- To produce sounds with the voice, especially words or musical notes.
- Some animals, like parrots, can vocalize human speech sounds.
- The singer warmed up by vocalizing scales for ten minutes.
- Babies begin to vocalize long before they can speak actual words.
- To express thoughts, feelings, or ideas in words; to say something out loud.
- It's important to vocalize your concerns during a team meeting.
- The teacher encouraged shy students to vocalize their opinions.
- She found it hard to vocalize her gratitude in front of a large crowd.
- In music, to sing without using words, often as an exercise or in a performance.
- He practiced vocalizing the difficult passage until it sounded smooth.
- The choir vocalized a beautiful melody without any lyrics.
- The composer wrote a piece where the soprano vocalizes over the orchestra.
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