speech - use in sentences
Converse of object
- slur: It starts to affect sufferers between 30 and 55 years old and causes sudden movements, slurred speech and memory lapses.
- deliver: He had to deliver a speech at the Japanese embassy - in Japanese!
Adjective modifier
- maiden: In her maiden speech, she advocated bringing down the voting age of women to twenty-one.
- spontaneous: The method is applied to a challenging task: the recognition of spontaneous dialog speech.
- free: How fares free speech in America, you ask.
- impassioned: Twelve-year-old Louise made an impassioned speech about poverty in Africa.
- inspirational: A persuasive, motivational and inspirational speech by Mark Twain.
- synthetic: Without doubt, there has been a huge improvement in the quality of synthetic speech over the last few years.
Modifies a noun
- recognition: Also speech data gathered during the field trial was analyzed to give speech recognition accuracy.
- synthesis: Technology has brought us a long way from the Dalek sounding delivery, typical of early efforts at speech synthesis.
- therapist: Speech therapists work in a variety of settings including schools, health centers, hospitals or private practice.
- impediment: Jamie Oliver and his lisping, mockney screen presence has carried him from speech impediment obscurity, to movie star celebrity status.
- bubble: Their work incorporates fifty different abstracted tags and marks, housed within repeat speech bubbles and screen printed onto pastel colored tiles.
- synthesizer: Many people with disabilities use special Web browsers, including those that reads text out loud by using a speech synthesizer.
Noun used with modifier
- keynote: At this historic launch Mrs Rosemary Kennedy, Chief Nursing Officer for Wales, will make a keynote speech to launch the Academy.
- key-note: Barriers were broken down and people were equal, reflecting the philosophy behind the key-note speech on the Social Model Of Deafness.
- acceptance: With the old acceptance speech out the way, here is the full list of winners.
- closing: The closing speech will consist of the words ' Everyone in Liverpool's a natural comedian you know ' .
- farewell: She received her leaving gift and a farewell speech from John Evans at the Christmas party in Ty Llen, Swansea.
- hate: The article on " hate speech " discusses some of these cases and gives a few references.
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