Vocalize

/vˈəʊkəlˌaɪz/

/ˈvoʊkəˌɫaɪz/

to vocalize

to produce sounds or words with one's voice

to convert a consonant sound into a semivowel or vowel sound

to express or communicate thoughts, feelings, or ideas verbally

to produce vocal sounds using the voice, often without forming words or specific language

to sing a series of notes, either in a scale or a melody, using the same vowel sound throughout

Vocalize

a piece of music that is meant to be sung with no words, in which the singer chooses to sing only one vowel

Example

Patients in speech therapy often practice vocalizing specific sounds to improve their articulation.

In the recording studio, the artist took multiple attempts to vocalize the lyrics with the perfect emotional intensity.

The baby began to vocalize adorable coos and gurgles when she saw her mother.

In the quiet room, you could hear the author vocalize the words of his latest novel as he worked on the manuscript.

The toddler vocalized with delight as she played with her toys, filling the room with laughter and giggles.

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