vocalizing
/ˈvoʊkəlaɪzɪŋ/
noun
- The act of producing sounds with the voice, especially in speech or song.
- His vocalizing during the meeting was so loud that everyone could hear him clearly.
- During choir practice, the director focused on proper vocalizing techniques.
- The baby's vocalizing was a sign that she was learning to communicate.
- The expression of thoughts, feelings, or ideas in words.
- Vocalizing your concerns can help resolve conflicts in a relationship.
- The teacher encouraged vocalizing questions so everyone could learn from the answers.
- She struggled with vocalizing her emotions, preferring to write them down.
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verb
- Present participle of vocalize: to produce sounds with the voice; to speak or sing.
- He was vocalizing his frustration by shouting at the television.
- The singer is vocalizing scales to warm up her voice.
- The birds were vocalizing loudly in the early morning.
- Expressing something in words; articulating.
- The committee is vocalizing its objections to the proposed changes.
- She is vocalizing her support for the new community project.
- By vocalizing his ideas, he helped the team find a solution.