vocalisation Antonyms
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Meaning of vocalisation
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vocalisation (n)
the sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract
vocalisation Sentence Examples
- The singer's clear vocalisation resonated throughout the auditorium.
- The parrot's ability to imitate human vocalisation was remarkable.
- The child's speech therapist worked on improving their vocalisation.
- The actor's vocalisation added depth and emotion to the character.
- The song's lyrics provided unique opportunities for vocalisation.
- The choir's vocalisation was precise and perfectly blended.
- The vocalisation of the opera aria displayed the singer's exceptional range.
- The bird's song featured intricate vocalisation patterns.
- The language had a distinctive vocalisation system that influenced its pronunciation.
- The vocalisation of the vowels in the word "love" determined its regional origin.
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the sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract
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The singer's clear vocalisation resonated throughout the auditorium.
The parrot's ability to imitate human vocalisation was remarkable.
The child's speech therapist worked on improving their vocalisation.
The actor's vocalisation added depth and emotion to the character.
