Definition of enounce in English:

enounce

verb ɪˈnaʊns

[with object]rare

1Utter or pronounce (words)
hers was the only voice able to enounce words that reached his ears
Example sentencesExamples
- At his command the chorister enounced the prophet's song.
- Gone are the days of beheading royalty and treason for enouncing the monarch's name.
- He spoke in the tone one might fancy a speaking automaton to enounce its single words.
- The student should be able to enounce these sounds independently.
- The former manager attempted to enounce typical TV platitudes over Rangers' lack of cohesion on Wednesday night's post mortem.
Synonyms
pronounce, articulate
1. 1.1 State (a proposition, theory, etc.) in definite terms.
  the principles enounced in his Notes On Cinematography
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is a remarkable proposition for a war memorial to enounce.
  Wordsworth's theory was perhaps not enounced with perfect clearness.
  The antecedent comprises the two propositions, the one of which enounces the general rule.
  But literature will never be able to do this for itself: it can only "enounce" the truth that the sociological reading "reveals".
  The proposition is incontestable yet incompletely enounced.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French énoncer, from Latin enuntiare (see enunciate).

单词	enounce
释义	Definition of enounce in English: enounce verb ɪˈnaʊns [with object]rare 1Utter or pronounce (words) hers was the only voice able to enounce words that reached his ears Example sentencesExamples At his command the chorister enounced the prophet's song. Gone are the days of beheading royalty and treason for enouncing the monarch's name. He spoke in the tone one might fancy a speaking automaton to enounce its single words. The student should be able to enounce these sounds independently. The former manager attempted to enounce typical TV platitudes over Rangers' lack of cohesion on Wednesday night's post mortem. Synonyms pronounce, articulate 1.1 State (a proposition, theory, etc.) in definite terms. the principles enounced in his Notes On Cinematography Example sentencesExamples This is a remarkable proposition for a war memorial to enounce. Wordsworth's theory was perhaps not enounced with perfect clearness. The antecedent comprises the two propositions, the one of which enounces the general rule. But literature will never be able to do this for itself: it can only "enounce" the truth that the sociological reading "reveals". The proposition is incontestable yet incompletely enounced. Origin Early 19th century: from French énoncer, from Latin enuntiare (see enunciate).
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