articulative (Meaning)

Wordnet

articulative (a)

of or relating to articulation

Webster

Of or pertaining to articulation.

The speaker's articulative skills were evident as they conveyed their points with clarity and precision.
An articulative approach to teaching phonetics helps students master pronunciation.
Effective leadership requires strong articulative abilities to inspire and motivate others.
The articulative nuances in the actor's performance brought depth to the character.
A good debate relies on the articulative prowess of the participants to convey their arguments convincingly.
Through articulative writing, authors can evoke vivid imagery and emotions in their readers.
Public speaking courses often focus on developing students' articulative skills to enhance their communication effectiveness.
The success of negotiations depends on the articulative strategies employed by the negotiators.
A lawyer's articulative abilities are crucial in presenting a compelling case in court.
The articulative clarity of the manual facilitates users in understanding complex procedures.

of or relating to articulationOf or pertaining to articulation.

eloquent, vocal, outspoken,fluent, well-spoken, expressive, chatty, garrulous, voluble,silver-tongued

inarticulate, inarticulate, maundering, ineloquent, muttering, halting, unvocal, sputtering, ineloquent, mumbling

The speaker's articulative skills were evident as they conveyed their points with clarity and precision.

An articulative approach to teaching phonetics helps students master pronunciation.

Effective leadership requires strong articulative abilities to inspire and motivate others.

The articulative nuances in the actor's performance brought depth to the character.