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• n  the articulation of speech regarded from the point of view of its intelligibility to the audience

• McPhatter at 20 already a master of swingin' enunciation, of vocal personality sings a chain of verses that passes a sensible obsession with ready cash from a landlord to .
• And I could swear (though not in court) that when Jefferson Airplane played We Can Be Together on Cavetts ABC show in 1969 or so, Grace Slicks clear enunciation of the .
• In the 1950s and 60s, the era of the movie epic those three-hour extravaganzas with a cast of thousands and the passionate enunciation of high ideals he was the epic hero .

• diction

News & Articles

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• 5 great ways to say 'Tebow' on ESPN
  49 Seconds In: With the exaggerated enunciation and palpable loathing -- of self and circumstance and a great many other things -- usually heard only at moments when the voiceover guy from the TMZ television show is called upon to set-up an upskirt photograph of Teri Hatcher.
  June 11, 2013 - Philly.com

Quotes

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• John Howard in The Age
  Mr Howard said his document brought together "the journey that Australia has undertaken" since 1996 and laid the groundwork "for the enunciation over coming weeks of policies by the government".
• Ratan Tata in Financial Express
  In a letter to Deora on April 9, Tata said, "I have read your enunciation of the government's position on the proposal from BG, but must confess that it reinforces the concerns that have been voiced by BG on the deviation from the announced terms...
• Ian Campbell in Sydney Morning Herald
  Just signing a Kyoto Protocol or pulling a postcard stunt about the Kyoto Protocol is no substitute for a policy,Mr Campbell told reporters. "We need to have a clear enunciation of just what that scheme will cost the consumers of...