articulated Synonyms
articulated Meaning
articulated (a)
consisting of segments held together by joints
articulated (imp. & p. p.)
of Articulate
articulated (a.)
United by, or provided with, articulations; jointed; as, an articulated skeleton.
Produced, as a letter, syllable, or word, by the organs of speech; pronounced.
articulated Sentence Examples
- The robot moved with precision as its articulated arms assembled the intricate components.
- The politician articulated her stance on the controversial issue during the televised debate.
- The articulated bus maneuvered smoothly through the city streets, navigating tight corners effortlessly.
- He articulated his ideas eloquently, capturing the audience's attention with his persuasive arguments.
- The articulated skeleton model provided a clear demonstration of the human body's anatomical structure.
- She articulated her gratitude to everyone who supported her during her time of need.
- The articulated truck transported goods across the country, its flexible joints enabling it to navigate rough terrain.
- The artist's painting beautifully articulated the emotions of joy and celebration.
- The CEO articulated the company's strategic goals to the board of directors with clarity and confidence.
- The articulated speech of the renowned orator resonated with the audience, leaving a lasting impression on their minds.
FAQs About the word articulated
consisting of segments held together by jointsof Articulate, United by, or provided with, articulations; jointed; as, an articulated skeleton., Produced, as a l
vocal,enunciated, pronounced, voiced, sonant, oral, breathed, shouted, spoken, muttered
unspoken,inarticulate, mute, nonvocal, inarticulate, unspoken, quiet, nonvocal, silent, quiet
The robot moved with precision as its articulated arms assembled the intricate components.
The politician articulated her stance on the controversial issue during the televised debate.
The articulated bus maneuvered smoothly through the city streets, navigating tight corners effortlessly.
He articulated his ideas eloquently, capturing the audience's attention with his persuasive arguments.
