nunciate Sentence Examples
- The ambassador's impeccable diction allowed him to nunciate his intentions clearly and concisely.
- The preacher's powerful voice carried his nunciated words throughout the cathedral.
- The orator's carefully chosen language and precise pronunciation enhanced the nunciation of his speech.
- The soprano's vocal cords vibrated perfectly, producing a rich and well-nunciated sound.
- The teacher's meticulous attention to phonetics ensured that her students nunciated their words correctly.
- The news anchor's calm and clear nunciation conveyed the urgency of the situation without causing panic.
- The play's actors displayed exceptional nunciation, even while performing complex monologues.
- The foreign language student diligently practiced nunciating unfamiliar words to improve her pronunciation.
- The lawyer's astute cross-examination relied heavily on the precise nunciation of key terms.
- The historian's research into antique texts revealed the nunciation of words that had long been forgotten.
nunciate Meaning
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nunciate (n.)
One who announces; a messenger; a nuncio.
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One who announces; a messenger; a nuncio.
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The ambassador's impeccable diction allowed him to nunciate his intentions clearly and concisely.
The preacher's powerful voice carried his nunciated words throughout the cathedral.
The orator's carefully chosen language and precise pronunciation enhanced the nunciation of his speech.
The soprano's vocal cords vibrated perfectly, producing a rich and well-nunciated sound.
