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What is an anyonym of 'speak clearly'?
Mumble or slurred speech could be considered antonyms of "speak clearly."
Can you begin a sentence with Speak?
Speak clearly and confidently when addressing a group.
What is it called when you are able to speak clearly?
The ability to speak clearly is called articulate or eloquent communication. It means expressing thoughts and ideas effectively and understandably.
What are two adverbs for speak?
Adverbs that you could use for speak. speaks eloquently, clearly speaks,
Is necessary to speak loudly enough to be heard clearly?
Yes, it is important to speak loudly enough to be heard clearly by others. Proper projection and volume are essential for effective communication, especially in group settings or noisy environments. Speaking clearly and audibly can help ensure that your message is understood and received accurately.
How can you clearly speak Shakespeare's works?
open your mouth really WIDE so that you speak really clearly :)
How can you speak English clearly?
I will speak in english better
What is an anyonym of 'speak clearly'?
Mumble or slurred speech could be considered antonyms of "speak clearly."
Can you begin a sentence with Speak?
Speak clearly and confidently when addressing a group.
How clearly we speak is known as?
enunciation
She is Articulate?
She is articulate, if she is able to speak clearly and effectively. So is she?
In lord of the flies in chapter five why was Ralph surprised by how clearly he was able to speak and think?
at frist ralph was surpised by hiw clearly he was able to speak
What is it called when you are able to speak clearly?
The ability to speak clearly is called articulate or eloquent communication. It means expressing thoughts and ideas effectively and understandably.
What is a word that means you cant speak clearly?
Incoherant.
What is word for to speak or pronounce words clearly?
enunciate
Was Beethoven dumb?
No. Beethoven could speak quite clearly.
What is a word that starts with ar that means to speak clearly?
Articulate
