વાણીના સ્પષ્ટ ઉચ્ચારણને પ્રેક્ષકો તેના સમજી શકાય તેવા દૃષ્ટિકોણથી ધ્યાનમાં લે છે,

Noun:

પસંદગી, ઉચ્ચારનો પ્રકાર, ભાવ, જાહેરાત,

enunciations's Usage Examples:

problems, but occupy a position intermediate between the two, so that their enunciations can be stated either as theorems or problems, and consequently some geometers.

shakubuku, conversion, in which he shocked his adversaries with his denunciations while attracting followers through his outward display of supreme confidence.

but he became a convert to the doctrines of the French philosophes, scandalizing his acquaintances by his professions of materialism and his denunciations.

Torres and was repeatedly threatened by paramilitary groups for his denunciations of their activities.

residence] letters, newspaper clippings, documents poured in by the bushel—laudations, vituperations, denunciations, vindications; no such tumult ever occurred.

"retreat" week, some principles were agreed upon, then articulated in 76 enunciations later collectively considered as the Codice di Camaldoli (Code of Camaldoli).

adaptations and extracts, it shows originality of interpretation and the moralisations are full of pungent denunciations of the prevalent vices of clergy and.

Mark Jenkins of The Washington Post found the music "competent but undistinctive stuff" and believed the "angry denunciations" of songs such as "Terrible.

attacking their party"s presidential candidate, John McCain, for his denunciations of Russia"s invasion of Georgia.

followed when dealing with denunciations of homosexual, paedophile or zoophile behaviour by clerics.

Vatican list of popes seems to recognize such "depositions" as valid renunciations if the pope acquiesced, but not if he did not.

Castelvetro"s Aristote-based Art of Poetry (1570) was one of the first enunciations of the three unities; this work would inform Jean de la Taille"s Art.

Aristote-based Art of Poetry(1570) was one of the first enunciations of the three unities; this work would inform Jean de la Taille"s Art de la tragedie (1572).