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enunciation

[ih-nuhn-see-ey-shuhn] / ɪˌnʌn siˈeɪ ʃən /


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Back under the goofily dramatic flickering lights of Bagram Air Base, Ahmed presses John on the distinction between “translate” and “interpret” with the acumen — and enunciation — of a Cincinnati lawyer.

From New York Times

And it's a door to a different world — seats at "The Nutcracker," insistence on proper enunciation.

From Salon

It was so vacant and tranquil at the bulky, old coliseum that the visiting Tampa Bay Rays players could hear the crisp enunciation of every taunt flung their way.

From New York Times

Aaron Paul, playing Sarah’s solemn and supportive combat coach, offers by far the most effective performance among a cast devoted to deadpan enunciation and blank stares.

From New York Times

We recently attended a live performance where we were barely able to discern the narrative of the songs due to poor enunciation by the singers and the very loud music.

From Seattle Times