subvocaliser (Meaning)
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subvocaliser (n)
someone who articulates speech without uttering sounds
Synonyms & Antonyms of subvocaliser
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subvocaliser Sentence Examples
- My subvocaliser was working overtime as I silently rehearsed my presentation.
- Even when reading to myself, I couldn't help but subvocalise the words.
- The habit of subvocalising slowed down my reading speed considerably.
- Subvocalising helps me to retain information better than just reading silently.
- I find it difficult to concentrate when others subvocalise aloud.
- The subvocalisation of internal speech has been linked to improved comprehension.
- Subvocalising can improve memory recall by engaging multiple sensory modalities.
- While important for certain cognitive functions, excessive subvocalising can hinder fluency.
- Some people with reading disabilities may benefit from reducing subvocalising.
- By becoming aware of subvocalising, we can gain control over our internal speech and optimize our cognitive processes.
FAQs About the word subvocaliser
someone who articulates speech without uttering sounds
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No antonyms found.
My subvocaliser was working overtime as I silently rehearsed my presentation.
Even when reading to myself, I couldn't help but subvocalise the words.
The habit of subvocalising slowed down my reading speed considerably.
Subvocalising helps me to retain information better than just reading silently.
