Enunciated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENUNCIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENUNCIATE, to pronounce
• say or pronounce clearly
• express (a proposition, theory, etc.) in clear or definite terms
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a definite or systematic statement of; announce, proclaim

Words related to ENUNCIATED

enunciate11

Words that contain ENUNCIATED

denunciated15

How to use ENUNCIATED in a sentence

• It is enunciated, remember always, in the oldest Hebrew document.
• On the very threshold of the Bible, in the very first chapters of Genesis, it is enunciated in its most ideal purity and perfection.
• Yet the voice was clear and vibrant, the words well enunciated.
• The new cable was designed in accordance with the principles enunciated by Professor Thomson.
• And here we are brought into collision with the second of the propositions just enunciated.
• Jean Jacques Rousseau enunciated your socialistic theory nearly two centuries ago.
• But this definition contains the exact principle that has just been enunciated.
• It was a period when the principles enunciated by the earlier prophets had been in general adopted by the Jewish race.
• Consideration was given to measures which would conform to the policy enunciated on September 4 by the Secretary of State on the authority of the President.
• It is plain that the great principles which have been enunciated in explanation of the origin of species do not really touch the problem.
• His songs abound with just and noble sentiments, and manly virtues were never more constantly and strikingly enunciated by any author.
• Two principles that he enunciated seized upon me with special force, and seemed to me valid.
• Again, the doctrine in a vague form pervades the philosophy of Spinoza, and is next clearly enunciated by Wundt.
• Its guiding principles are the truths which He Who is the unerring Interpreter of the teachings of our Faith has so clearly enunciated in His public addresses throughout the West.
• In these words the Guardian has enunciated the general principle.
• Its fundamental laws and cardinal principles, the warp and woof of the fabric of its future World Order, had been clearly enunciated.
• The triumphant solution of the problem is undeniable, when it has once been enunciated and understood.
• The great catastrophe of her life had affected the muscles of her face so that although she enunciated her words very distinctly, she had a slow, automatic way of moving her lips.
• Thought is required wherever a statement is proved, or, it may be, a general truth enunciated.
• Thought, on the other hand, is found where something is proved to be, or not to be, or a general maxim is enunciated.
• Continuity of good service is assured only when the basic objectives of library service are enunciated and clearly understood by the local authority.
• Love one another the whole law enunciated by Christianity, 705-u.
• The others listened, feeling confusedly the marvel that such ideas should be enunciated in the cloister of a cathedral.
• We have never enunciated any great truth as the cause of our uprising.
• One of the first principles of efficiency as enunciated by Mr.
• It was still a great religion when the Christian doctrine of immortality was enunciated.
• But I merely mention this purely ethical attack in order to state, in as few sentences as possible, my difference from the theory of optimism and progress therein enunciated.
• Louis sympathized from the start with the free principles enunciated.
• Carey and Godwin have proved by statistics for unbelievers the reasonableness of the doctrine enunciated by Lyon.
• Perhaps this principle has never been more distinctly or powerfully enunciated than by Mr.
• Immediately upon the success of the Revolution, and the organization of the General Government, he enunciated the opinions and principles now known as Jeffersonian or democratic.

Similar words containing UNCIAT without suffix ed and without prefix en

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