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vocalize

[ˈvəʊkəlaɪz]

vocalize Definition

  • 1to express your thoughts or feelings in words, sounds, or actions
  • 2to produce a sound or musical note using your voice

Using vocalize: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "vocalize" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    It's important to vocalize your opinions in a healthy discussion.

  • Example

    She vocalized her frustration with the current situation.

  • Example

    The bird vocalized a beautiful melody.

  • Example

    The singer vocalized the high notes perfectly.

  • Example

    The baby is just starting to vocalize and make sounds.

vocalize Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for vocalize

Antonyms for vocalize

Phrases with vocalize

  • vocalize one's thoughts

    to express one's thoughts or opinions out loud

    Example

    He vocalized his thoughts on the matter during the meeting.

  • vocalize a melody

    to sing or hum a tune

    Example

    The choir vocalized a beautiful hymn during the service.

  • to express an idea or concept through speech or song

    Example

    The artist vocalized her vision for the painting to her students.

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Summary: vocalize in Brief

To 'vocalize' [ˈvəʊkəlaɪz] means to express thoughts or feelings through words, sounds, or actions. It can also refer to producing a sound or musical note using one's voice. Examples include 'She vocalized her frustration with the current situation' and 'The bird vocalized a beautiful melody.' Phrases like 'vocalize one's thoughts' and 'vocalize a melody' are common. Synonyms include 'articulate,' 'enunciate,' and 'express.'