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Definition of articulation
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 articulation is as below...
Articulation
(n.) The act of
putting
together
with a joint or
joints;
any
meeting
of parts in a
joint.
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Olecranon
::
Olecranon
(n.) The large
process
at the
proximal
end of the ulna which
projects
behind
the
articulation
with the
humerus
and forms the bony
prominence
of the
elbow.
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) One of the parts
intercepted
between
the
joints;
also, a
subdivision
into parts at
regular
or
irregular
intervals
as a
result
of
serial
intermission
in
growth,
as in the cane,
grasses,
etc..
Articulate
::
Articulate
(v. i.) To join or be
connected
by
articulation.
Scapulo-
::
Scapulo-
() A
combining
form used in
anatomy
to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
scapula
or the
shoulder;
as, the
scapulo-clavicular
articulation,
the
articulation
between
the
scapula
and
clavicle..
Letter
::
Letter
(n.) A mark or
character
used as the
representative
of a
sound,
or of an
articulation
of the human
organs
of
speech;
a first
element
of
written
language..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) A sound made by the vocal
organs;
an
articulate
utterance
or an
elementary
sound,
esp. a
consonant..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) The
connection
of the parts of a plant by
joints,
as in
pods..
Linguadental
::
Linguadental
(n.) An
articulation
pronounced
by the aid or use of the
tongue
and
teeth.
Dental
::
Dental
(a.) An
articulation
or
letter
formed
by the aid of the
teeth.
Interphalangeal
::
Interphalangeal
(a.)
Between
phalanges;
as,
interphalangeal
articulations..
Suture
::
Suture
(n.) The line of
union,
or seam, in an
immovable
articulation,
like those
between
the bones of the
skull;
also, such an
articulation
itself;
synarthrosis.
See
Harmonic
suture,
under
Harmonic..
Interarticular
::
Interarticular
(a.)
Situated
between
joints
or
articulations;
as,
interarticular
cartilages
and
ligaments..
Labialism
::
Labialism
(n.) The
quality
of being
labial;
as, the
labialism
of an
articulation;
conversion
into a
labial,
as of a sound which is
different
in
another
language..
Pectoriloquy
::
Pectoriloquy
(n.) The
distinct
articulation
of the
sounds
of a
patient's
voice,
heard on
applying
the ear to the chest in
auscultation.
It
usually
indicates
some
morbid
change
in the lungs or
pleural
cavity..
Enunciation
::
Enunciation
(n.) Mode of
utterance
or
pronunciation,
especially
as
regards
fullness
and
distinctness
or
articulation;
as, to speak with a clear or
impressive
enunciation..
Amphiarthrosis
::
Amphiarthrosis
(n.) A form of
articulation
in which the bones are
connected
by
intervening
substance
admitting
slight
motion;
symphysis.
Tongue-tied
::
Tongue-tied
(a.)
Destitute
of the power of
distinct
articulation;
having
an
impediment
in the
speech,
esp. when
caused
by a short
fraenum..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) One of the nodes or
joints,
as in cane and
maize..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) The act of
putting
together
with a joint or
joints;
any
meeting
of parts in a
joint.
Diarthrosis
::
Diarthrosis
(n.) A form of
articulation
which
admits
of
considerable
motion;
a
complete
joint;
abarticulation.
See
Articulation.
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