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A woman known for her mastery of languages now struggled to enunciate each syllable.
‘I SAID GOODBYE TO MY SISTER THROUGH A COMPUTER SCREEN’HOLLY BAILEYJANUARY 2, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Brems said she is using a clear mask her district provided, and she has become accustomed to gesturing, enunciating and projecting her voice more than usual.
TWO SCHOOL DISTRICTS HAD DIFFERENT MASK POLICIES. ONLY ONE HAD A TEACHER ON A VENTILATOR.BY ANNIE WALDMAN AND HEATHER VOGELLNOVEMBER 23, 2020PROPUBLICA
She is taught to enunciate clearly and to speak courteously and agreeably.
THE CANADIAN GIRL AT WORKMARJORY MACMURCHY
It was not until he had buttoned the very last button that he was able to enunciate.
THE COMPETITIVE NEPHEWMONTAGUE GLASS
And then I have another question to enunciate—will the oracle answer?
THE LETTERS OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING (1 OF 2)FREDERIC G. KENYON
To enunciate these demands categorically, a deputation of the estates-general came to Luxemburg.
THE RISE OF THE DUTCH REPUBLIC, VOLUME III.(OF III) 1574-84JOHN LOTHROP MOTLEY
Metaphysics combines these words into propositions which enunciate a distinct truth.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF EVOLUTIONSTEPHEN H. CARPENTER
She stopped crying, struggling to enunciate each syllable between her sobs.
WOMAN TRIUMPHANTVICENTE BLASCO IBAEZ
Perhaps the thesis may enunciate as a genus what is really nothing more than a differentia.
ARISTOTLEGEORGE GROTE
It is needless to enunciate the weight of the earth in our ordinary units.
THE STORY OF THE HEAVENSROBERT STAWELL BALL

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