vocalised
Put into words
Vocalised is the British spelling of vocalized, the past tense of vocalise.
To vocalise is to express something aloud rather than keeping it internal: She finally vocalised her concerns about the project.
In music and phonetics, it means to produce sound with the voice or to convert a consonant to a vowel sound.
Expressed in speech
- spokenExpressed in words aloud
- statedExpressed in words
- declaredStated with authority
- announcedPublicly stated or declared
communicated · conveyed · articulated · verbalized · pronounced · voiced · proclaimed · disclosed
Vocal fold vibration
- voicingExpressing aloud
- articulationClear vocal expression
- pronunciationManner of speaking words
- enunciationClarity of spoken words
phoneme · vowel · consonant · syllable · intonation · inflection · modulation · resonance
uttered
Expressed in speech
announced · communicated · conveyed · articulated · verbalized · pronounced · voiced · proclaimed · disclosed · revealed
phonation
Vocal fold vibration
- voicingExpressing aloud
- articulationClear vocal expression
- pronunciationManner of speaking words
enunciation · phoneme · vowel · consonant · syllable · intonation · inflection · modulation · resonance · timbre
melody
Pleasing sequence of notes
serenade · croon · warble · lullaby · cantata · opera · choir · acapella · falsetto · tenor
vocalisedunpronounced
Not vocalized when speaking
unarticulated · unuttered · unsaid · unexpressed · suppressed