vocalizing Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- enunciating
- passing
- articulating
- voicing
- giving
- announcing
- stating
- posting
- putting
- bringing-out
- shouting
Weak:
- remarking
- proclaiming
- airing
- getting-off
- purring
- blazing
- blurting
- whispering
- lipping
- alleging
- commenting
- chirping
- promulgating
- wording
- formulating
- affirming
- ventilating
- murmuring
- spluttering
- couching
- avowing
- advertising
- bolting
- gasping
- sounding
- mouthing
- clothing
- snarling
- putting-into-words
- asserting
- publishing
- shooting
- venting
- phrasing
- looking
- breathing
- averring
- broadcasting
- blabbering
- publicizing
- declaring
- drawling
- spouting
Meaning of vocalizing
Wordnet
vocalizing (n)
the act of singing vocal music
Webster
vocalizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Vocalize
vocalizing Sentence Examples
- The birds were vocalizing harmoniously in the morning chorus.
- The professor explained the concept with a clear and articulate vocalization.
- The opera singer's voice soared effortlessly, vocalizing the aria with passion.
- The baby's coos and gurgles were the earliest forms of vocalization it made.
- The crowd erupted in a collective roar, vocalizing their support for the team.
- The therapist encouraged the patient to vocalize their feelings freely and openly.
- The parrot surprised everyone by vocalizing a variety of human words.
- The actor's vocalization brought the character to life on stage.
- The scientist studied the vocalizations of primates to uncover their communication patterns.
- The choir's vocalizing created a moving and reverent atmosphere in the cathedral.
FAQs About the word vocalizing
the act of singing vocal musicof Vocalize
saying, verbalizing, uttering, telling, sharing, speaking, discussing, talking, enunciating, passing
suppressing,suppressing,stifling, stifling,
The birds were vocalizing harmoniously in the morning chorus.
The professor explained the concept with a clear and articulate vocalization.
The opera singer's voice soared effortlessly, vocalizing the aria with passion.
The baby's coos and gurgles were the earliest forms of vocalization it made.
