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vocalize

[voh-kuh-lahyz] / ˈvoʊ kəˌlaɪz /


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“I was really just asking people to be who they were, and somehow out of the breath we started vocalizing and doing experiments with how everyone sang and where we sounded good together.”

From Los Angeles Times

She mostly vocalizes, sometimes on the syllable “ah,” sometimes on “mm” and sometimes — most memorably at the end — on “shh.”

From New York Times

Humans have glorious ways of vocalizing discontent: We grumble, grouse, gripe, groan, moan.

From New York Times

Previously, including during testimony before lawmakers, Maryland judges have vocalized their concerns with the court transparency bill, citing budgetary burdens and worries that such a mandate could interfere with the integrity of court proceedings.

From Washington Post

That might have allowed ankylosaurs to vocalize in a way similar to birds, the researchers reported recently in the journal Communications Biology.

From New York Times