nonvocal (Meaning)

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nonvocal (a.)

Not vocal; destitute of tone.

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A nonvocal consonant.

The nonvocal gestures of the hearing-impaired conveyed their intentions with remarkable clarity.
Researchers explored the nonvocal communication patterns of certain animal species.
The therapist encouraged the autistic child to develop nonvocal means of expression.
The nonvocal aspects of language, such as intonation and facial expressions, can greatly enhance meaning.
Sign language is a sophisticated nonvocal language used by deaf communities worldwide.
Nonvocal cues often provide valuable information about a person's mental state.
The play employed a blend of verbal and nonvocal elements to create a captivating performance.
The study aimed to analyze the cognitive processes underlying nonvocal communication.
The teacher incorporated nonvocal activities, such as dance and mime, into the curriculum.
Nonvocal communication plays a vital role in nonverbal social interactions, fostering understanding and connection.

Not vocal; destitute of tone., A nonvocal consonant.

voiceless, inarticulate, wordless, mute,tongue-tied, dumbstruck, silent, dumb, uncommunicative, sulky

eloquent, communicative, speaking, talking, talking, articulate, eloquent, speaking, vocal, articulate

The nonvocal gestures of the hearing-impaired conveyed their intentions with remarkable clarity.

Researchers explored the nonvocal communication patterns of certain animal species.

The therapist encouraged the autistic child to develop nonvocal means of expression.

The nonvocal aspects of language, such as intonation and facial expressions, can greatly enhance meaning.