Similar words: vocalist, vocalisation, localise, localised, vocalize, vocalizing, vocalization, localism. Meaning: v. 1. sing (each note a scale or in a melody) with the same vowel 2. pronounce as a vowel 3. express or state clearly 4. utter with vibrating vocal chords 5. utter speech sounds.
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1. The Nimbus engineers also ensure that the ever-lovely Vocalise emits a particularly warm glow.
2. She nursed them, but they talked to him, vocalising in direct response to his cooing-even as tiny infants.
3. Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 (arr. for cello and orchestra.
4. "Vocalise" is a song in which words would truly be superfluous.
5. By discovering more about when deaf people vocalise instinctively and when they need to learn, Sauter says, it may be possible to better interpret distress calls from deaf infants.
6. Storm : [ in a strangled vocalise after Silver Surfer grabs him by the throat ] Can we talk?
7. Most women polled said they reached orgasm during foreplay, but were most likely to vocalise their enjoyment during their partner's.
8. So if you're revising, or reading a report or a book and want to retain more of the important points, the key is to identify the right words and vocalise or sub-vocalise them.
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