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articulate

Definition for articulate

adjective as in clearly, coherently spoken

verb as in say clearly, coherently

Strongest matches

enunciate, express, utter

Weak match

sound off

verb as in connect

Weak match

fit together

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"I'm not 100% sure how to articulate that change, but I'm coming out with a different energy."

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The steps the Probation Department needs to take to meet the terms of the settlement have been articulated in court filings and reports published by the L.A.

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Dimon had every right to be concerned at the time, and as steward of the nation’s biggest bank, a responsibility to articulate it.

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He concluded: “The authoritarian feeds on fear and ignorance and when people who can stand up for their rights articulate it humorously, it helps to bring the henchman down.”

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CFPB, where the court ruled the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s leadership structure was unconstitutional, he articulated his desire to “repudiate” the “erroneous precedent” of Humphrey’s.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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