enunciator (Meaning)

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enunciator (n.)

One who enunciates or proclaims.

The enunciator's clear diction ensured that the message was understood by all.
The speech enunciator was designed to project the speaker's voice clearly and evenly.
The teacher is an effective enunciator, making sure to pronounce each word clearly and distinctly.
The opera singer was praised for her flawless enunciation, which allowed the audience to appreciate the beauty of the lyrics.
The radio announcer was criticized for his poor enunciation, which made it difficult for listeners to understand what he was saying.
The politician's enunciation was so bad that he was often misunderstood, leading to confusion and controversy.
The actor's enunciation was so clear and precise that it helped to bring the character to life.
The newscaster's enunciation was clear and concise, making it easy for viewers to understand the information being reported.
The public speaker's enunciation was so poor that it was difficult for the audience to follow their train of thought.
The tour guide's enunciation was excellent, allowing the tourists to clearly understand the history and significance of the sights they were visiting.

One who enunciates or proclaims.

speak, say, articulate, utter, verbalize, voice, pronounce, tell,express, talk

stutter, sputter, stumble, grunt, mumble,hesitate, halt, stutter, whisper, falter

The enunciator's clear diction ensured that the message was understood by all.

The speech enunciator was designed to project the speaker's voice clearly and evenly.

The teacher is an effective enunciator, making sure to pronounce each word clearly and distinctly.

The opera singer was praised for her flawless enunciation, which allowed the audience to appreciate the beauty of the lyrics.