enunciators
Those who pronounce
Enunciators are devices or people that announce or proclaim something clearly.
In technical contexts, an enunciator is typically an alarm panel or display that indicates system status—common in industrial settings, aircraft cockpits, and building management systems: The enunciator lit up when the pressure dropped.
A person who enunciates clearly might also be called an enunciator, though this use is rare.
Eloquent public speakers
- announcersThose who narrate events
- presentersThose who deliver information
- spokespersonsOfficial organizational communicators
- narratorsThose who relate tales
commentators · lecturers · preachers · broadcasters · newscasters · reciters · proclaimers · debaters
Audio output devices
- loudspeakersAudio output devices
- microphonesAudio input devices
- PA systemsAmplified announcement equipment
- intercomsInternal communication devices
megaphones · amplifiers · tannoys · bullhorns · voice synthesizers · text-to-speech · audio output · sound systems
Clear vocal expression
- dictionChoice of words
- elocutionFormal speaking skill
- phoneticsStudy of speech sounds
- clarityState of being understandable
precision · intelligibility · distinctness · crispness · vocalization · delivery · phonology · speech therapy
orators
Eloquent public speakers
- announcersThose who narrate events
- presentersThose who deliver information
- spokespersonsOfficial organizational communicators
narrators · commentators · lecturers · preachers · broadcasters · newscasters · reciters · proclaimers · debaters · interlocutors
speakers
Audio output devices
- loudspeakersAudio output devices
- microphonesAudio input devices
- PA systemsAmplified announcement equipment
intercoms · megaphones · amplifiers · tannoys · bullhorns · voice synthesizers · text-to-speech · audio output · sound systems
articulation
Clear vocal expression
clarity · precision · intelligibility · distinctness · crispness · vocalization · delivery · phonology · speech therapy · accent
enunciatorsmumblers
People speaking unclearly
mutterers · slurrers · fast talkers · whisperers · stammerers