articulate

/ɑː(ɹ)ˈtɪk.jʊ.lət/adjective

Able to express thoughts clearly and effectively in words.

Example sentences

“The candidate gave articulate answers to every question.”
“She's remarkably articulate for someone so young.”

The adjective ends in an unstressed "-lut" sound; the verb, meaning to express, ends in a clear "-late".

Synonyms for articulate

Antonyms

incoherent
tongue-tied

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Related words

enunciateTo state something clearly and precisely; also, to pronounce words distinctly.inarticulateUnable to express ideas or feelings clearly in words.pronounceTo say a word or sound out loud, especially in the correct way.assertiveConfident and direct in expressing opinions or claiming one's rights, without being aggressive.assiduousShowing steady, careful effort; diligent and persistent in one's work.astuteQuick to understand situations correctly and use them to advantage; shrewd.