enunciation

Example Sentences

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"I do not understand how you think they are going to learn to read with a mask on their teacher’s face or their face…they cannot see the enunciation of letters," one parent said.

From Fox News

Asked to explain “Thatcher face,” Anderson gleefully adopts the slow, breathy enunciation she used to play the prime minister on “The Crown.”

From Los Angeles Times

The voice of the president was soothing as it came through radios across America that evening, with the same slow cadences, precise enunciation and warmth people had heard from Franklin D. Roosevelt for years.

From Washington Post

Lewis took the upper part in both, declaiming melodies with firm but plummy enunciation.

From Washington Post

There was a fair amount of push and pull; in contrast with the Mozart, one could feel Alsop here working to restrain the tempo, trying to engineer more deliberate enunciation.

From Washington Post