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Saying words like you actually want someone to understand them.
means The act of pronouncing words clearly, with each syllable given its proper shape and weight.
from From Latin enuntiare, 'to speak out, announce, express' — built from e- ('out') plus nuntiare ('to report, announce'), itself from nuntius, 'messenger.' So an enunciator is, at root, a messenger of sound, sent out to deliver each word intact rather than garbled along the way.
- lost art
- Mumbling is now the default accent
- not pronunciation
- That's which sounds; this is how clearly
- opera trick
- Singers exaggerate consonants to reach the back row
- job interview tell
- Clear speech reads as confidence, fairly or not