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verb / adjective

articulate

ar-TIK-yuh-layt/ɑrtˈɪkjʌlˌeɪt/

Expressing oneself clearly and distinctly.

The articulate presenter explains the geometric plan clearly to attentive colleagues.

Confident Black adult presenter explains a clear simple geometric plan to attentive colleagues, organized expressive gestures, no words on plan or background.
Etymology

Articulare links separating something into joints with uttering speech distinctly. Speech divided into clear parts supplied the bridge to describing someone who expresses ideas clearly and effectively.

In context

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More examples

  • He is an articulate spokesman for the neighborhood.
  • The actor carefully articulated every syllable.
  • They struggled to articulate what felt wrong about the proposal.

Forms

articulate · articulates · articulated · articulating · more articulate · most articulate

Similar words

express
Communicates something without necessarily clarity or distinct speech.
eloquent
Suggests persuasive or moving expression beyond simple clarity.