Definition of subvocal in English:

subvocal

adjective sʌbˈvəʊk(ə)lsəbˈvōkəl

Psychology Philosophy

Relating to or denoting an unarticulated level of speech comparable to thought.
almost all of what is called ‘thinking’ is subvocal talk
Example sentencesExamples
- The sensor can even detect subvocal or silent speech.
- It heightens subvocal speech or forces you to - very quickly - develop nonverbal communication of some subtlety.

Derivatives

subvocally

adverb

Philosophy Psychology

If so, it may not be too long before students start getting detention for talking subvocally in class.
Example sentencesExamples
- Exhale while making the sound heeeee subvocally, flattening first your chest, then your solar plexus, and finally your lower abdomen.
- In their first experiment, scientists ‘trained’ special software to recognize six words and 10 digits that the researchers repeated subvocally.
- Before proceeding, the user should repeat the sentence vocally, subvocally, and mentally.
- Interviewers show ability to transmit a complete, detailed, subvocally perceptible answer co-occurrent to the question.

Definition of subvocal in US English:

subvocal

adjectivesəbˈvōkəl

Psychology Philosophy

Relating to or denoting an unarticulated level of speech comparable to thought.
almost all of what is called ‘thinking’ is subvocal talk
almost all of what is called “thinking” is subvocal talk
Example sentencesExamples
- It heightens subvocal speech or forces you to - very quickly - develop nonverbal communication of some subtlety.
- The sensor can even detect subvocal or silent speech.

单词	subvocal
释义	Definition of subvocal in English: subvocal adjective sʌbˈvəʊk(ə)lsəbˈvōkəl Psychology Philosophy Relating to or denoting an unarticulated level of speech comparable to thought. almost all of what is called ‘thinking’ is subvocal talk Example sentencesExamples The sensor can even detect subvocal or silent speech. It heightens subvocal speech or forces you to - very quickly - develop nonverbal communication of some subtlety. Derivatives subvocally adverb Philosophy Psychology If so, it may not be too long before students start getting detention for talking subvocally in class. Example sentencesExamples Exhale while making the sound heeeee subvocally, flattening first your chest, then your solar plexus, and finally your lower abdomen. In their first experiment, scientists ‘trained’ special software to recognize six words and 10 digits that the researchers repeated subvocally. Before proceeding, the user should repeat the sentence vocally, subvocally, and mentally. Interviewers show ability to transmit a complete, detailed, subvocally perceptible answer co-occurrent to the question. Definition of subvocal in US English: subvocal adjectivesəbˈvōkəl Psychology Philosophy Relating to or denoting an unarticulated level of speech comparable to thought. almost all of what is called ‘thinking’ is subvocal talk almost all of what is called “thinking” is subvocal talk Example sentencesExamples It heightens subvocal speech or forces you to - very quickly - develop nonverbal communication of some subtlety. The sensor can even detect subvocal or silent speech.
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