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Definition of enunciation
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of enunciation is as below...
Enunciation
(n.) That which is
enunciated
or
announced;
words in which a
proposition
is
expressed;
an
announcement;
a
formal
declaration;
a
statement.
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Threat
::
Threat
(n.) The
expression
of an
intention
to
inflict
evil or
injury
on
another;
the
declaration
of an evil, loss, or pain to come;
menace;
threatening;
denunciation..
Defiance
::
Defiance
(n.) A
casting
aside;
renunciation;
rejection.
Lallation
::
Lallation
(n.) An
imperfect
enunciation
of the
letter
r, in which it
sounds
like l..
Denunciation
::
Denunciation
(n.) That by which
anything
is
denounced;
threat
of evil;
public
menace
or
accusation;
arraignment.
Postulate
::
Postulate
(n.) The
enunciation
of a
self-evident
problem,
in
distinction
from an
axiom,
which is the
enunciation
of a
self-evident
theorem..
Fulminate
::
Fulminate
(v. t.) To utter or send out with
denunciations
or
censures;
-- said
especially
of
menaces
or
censures
uttered
by
ecclesiastical
authority.
Abdication
::
Abdication
(n.) The act of
abdicating;
the
renunciation
of a high
office,
dignity,
or
trust,
by its
holder;
commonly
the
voluntary
renunciation
of
sovereign
power;
as,
abdication
of the
throne,
government,
power,
authority..
Apostasy
::
Apostasy
(n.) An
abandonment
of what one has
voluntarily
professed;
a total
desertion
of
departure
from one's
faith,
principles,
or
party;
esp., the
renunciation
of a
religious
faith;
as,
Julian's
apostasy
from
Christianity..
Retraxit
::
Retraxit
(n.) The
withdrawing,
or open
renunciation,
of a suit in court by the
plaintiff,
by which he
forever
lost his right of
action..
Derainment
::
Derainment
(n.) The
renunciation
of
religious
or
monastic
vows.
Renunciatory
::
Renunciatory
(a.)
Pertaining
to
renunciation;
containing
or
declaring
a
renunciation;
as,
renunciatory
vows..
Renouncement
::
Renouncement
(n.) The act of
disclaiming
or
rejecting;
renunciation.
Revolt
::
Revolt
(n.) The act of
revolting;
an
uprising
against
legitimate
authority;
especially,
a
renunciation
of
allegiance
and
subjection
to a
government;
rebellion;
as, the
revolt
of a
province
of the Roman
empire..
Proscription
::
Proscription
(n.) The state of being
proscribed;
denunciation;
interdiction;
prohibition.
Euphony
::
Euphony
(n.) A
pleasing
or sweet
sound;
an easy,
smooth
enunciation
of
sounds;
a
pronunciation
of
letters
and
syllables
which is
pleasing
to the ear..
Anathema
::
Anathema
(n.) A ban or curse
pronounced
with
religious
solemnity
by
ecclesiastical
authority,
and
accompanied
by
excommunication.
Hence:
Denunciation
of
anything
as
accursed..
Definition
::
Definition
(n.) An exact
enunciation
of the
constituents
which make up the
logical
essence.
Disclaimer
::
Disclaimer
(n.) A
denial,
disavowal,
or
renunciation,
as of a
title,
claim,
interest,
estate,
or
trust;
relinquishment
or
waiver
of an
interest
or
estate..
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.)
Abstraction
from
worldly
objects;
renunciation.
Thunderbolt
::
Thunderbolt
(n.)
Vehement
threatening
or
censure;
especially,
ecclesiastical
denunciation;
fulmination..
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