vocalise
vocalise
Definition
vo·cal·ise (vō′kəl ēz′)
noun
- a singing exercise using sol-fa syllables or other vowel sounds
- a vocal composition or passage using vowel sounds instead of words
Etymology: Fr < vocaliser, to vocalize
vocalise
Usage Examples
Object
- /l: There must be millions of decent, honest, intelligent men, women, and children who use vocalized /l / ?
- count: However, they may very quietly vocalize the count.
- lot: In contrast, the monkeys with a poor maternal relationship became passive and vocalized a lot.
- word: This was how the readers of the great cities vocalized the word.
Adjective modifier
- online: We have trawled the internet to find vocalize sheet music and sites providing free online vocalizes for you to use for vocal practice.
Modifies a noun
- something: But there is always this little voice in my head saying that I need to at some point vocalize something about that orientation.
Modifying Another Word
- also: When a word is revealed it is also vocalized.
- not: Further, there is an increase in the number of false landings made by the incoming bird when the resident bird does not vocalize.
- frequently: Both /l / and /r / were frequently vocalized, and often had a large effect on the accuracy of adjacent vowels.
- fully: Today, almost without exception, all printed copies of the Qur'an are fully vocalized.
- often: These parrots often vocalize when plucking to get the human's attention.
Noun used with modifier
- point: But there is always this little voice in my head saying that I need to at some point vocalize something about that orientation.
Used with why or when
Browse dictionary entries near vocalise
- vocalic
- vocalese
- vocal cords
- vocal
- vocabulary
- vocable
- vocab
- voc
- VoATM
- VOA
- vocalism
- vocalist
- vocalize
- vocation
- vocational
- vocational guidance
- vocative
- vociferant
- vociferate
- vociferous
