articulation
nounThe clear expression of an idea in words, or the production of distinct speech sounds.
Expression of an idea
Closest synonyms
More alternatives and senses in the full reference.
THE WORDCRAFT REFERENCE SHELF
Find the right alternative. Search original words, aliases, meanings, synonyms, and related expressions. Compare each choice in its intended sense.
22 entries matching "sound" / Showing 1-22
Clear all filtersThe clear expression of an idea in words, or the production of distinct speech sounds.
Expression of an idea
Closest synonyms
More alternatives and senses in the full reference.
Skill in noticing what matters and making sound practical judgments.
The ability to notice distinctions and make sound judgments.
Sound perceptive judgment
Closest synonyms
More alternatives in the full reference.
A lack of harmony or agreement; also a clashing combination of sounds.
Lack of agreement
Closest synonyms
More alternatives and senses in the full reference.
Lacking harmony or agreement, whether in sound or in ideas.
Clashing or lacking harmony
Closest synonyms
Incorrect or based on error.
Relating to principles of right conduct or consistent with accepted moral standards.
Morally sound
Closest synonyms
More alternatives and senses in the full reference.
Based on faulty reasoning or a mistaken assumption.
Not following a reasonable or consistent line of reasoning.
Not logically consistent
Closest synonyms
Honesty and adherence to principles, or the soundness of a whole.
Honesty and principle
Closest synonyms
More alternatives and senses in the full reference.
Showing careful thought and sound judgment.
Worth, quality, or a sound reason that deserves recognition or consideration.
Speech or sound that remains at one pitch with little variation.
Keen insight and an ability to perceive what others may miss.
Seeming reasonable or believable, though not established as true.
Strong, vigorous, or able to withstand difficulty.
Sound judgment and keen understanding.
A person respected for wisdom and sound judgment.
Showing deep wisdom or sound judgment.
Appearing convincing or correct while actually being misleading or unsound.
An accidental exchange of initial sounds between words.
To establish that something is sound or supported.
The headwords are the original WordCraft collection. Related alternatives can include words outside that collection. Open a full reference to compare the sense and usage note.