vocalized (Meaning)

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vocalized (imp. & p. p.)

of Vocalize

No weak antonyms found.

The singer's voice was powerfully vocalized, reverberating through the concert hall.
The orchestra vocalized the melody with great precision, creating a harmonious sound.
The crowd vocalized their approval of the performance with thunderous applause.
The child vocalized his desire for ice cream by crying loudly.
The professor vocalized his ideas clearly, engaging his students in discussion.
The protesters vocalized their concerns through peaceful demonstrations and speeches.
The therapist vocalized his support for his client, encouraging them to express their feelings.
The politician vocalized his stance on important issues, hoping to win over voters.
The animal vocalized its distress through growls and howls.
The machine vocalized a series of commands, guiding the user through its functions.

of Vocalize

told, talked, discussed,uttered, spoke, shared, verbalized, said, shouted, enunciated

suppressed,suppressed, stifled,stifled,

The singer's voice was powerfully vocalized, reverberating through the concert hall.

The orchestra vocalized the melody with great precision, creating a harmonious sound.

The crowd vocalized their approval of the performance with thunderous applause.

The child vocalized his desire for ice cream by crying loudly.