vocalizing

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1. vocalizing - Noun

2. vocalizing - Verb

Meaning

of Vocalize

Source: Webster's dictionary

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Although seven-year-old Hanna displays the full spectrum of autistic behaviors like not vocalizing and destructive temper tantrums, she’s Daddy Alex’s little angel and Mommy Suzette’s devil in disguise. Source: Internet

Gradually, their vocalizing becomes an overture blending fragments of "Remember," "Soon," and "The Glamorous Life," leading into the first "Night Waltz". Source: Internet

The most primitive dinosaurs with evidence of a vocalizing syrinx are the enantironithine birds. Source: Internet

When this produces impossible consonant sequences, these are rectified by vocalizing w and y into u and i, if possible; otherwise, an epenthetic ä is inserted. Source: Internet

Cognition and communication A pair of black howler monkeys vocalizing. Source: Internet

Some instructors will teach vocalizing the single time style as" "Quick. Source: Internet

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