Adjective:

ଭୟଭୀତ,

enunciative's Usage Examples:

annunciation, denounce, denouncement, denunciation, enounce, enouncement, enunciable, enunciate, enunciation, enunciative, internuncial, internuncio, nunciature.

prowess, excellent command of the English language and colloquialisms, enunciative quality, gentility, timeliness, humor, and rapid but unhurried delivery.

enounce, enouncement, enunciable, enunciate, enunciation, enunciative, internuncial, internuncio, nunciature, nuncio, obnounce, pronounce, pronouncement.

Ștefănescu as "lapidary, enunciative, solemn in its simplicity.

One of the enunciative propositions of Noetico is that Neoilluminism arises from a need to raise.

misunderstandings obviously arise when attempting to reconcile Aboriginal renunciative economics with the competition/scarcity-oriented economics introduced.

She identified semantic, phonetic, prosodic, stylistic, enunciative, rhetorical, presuppositional, syntactic, phonetic, and narrative isotopies.

The enunciative process introduces a divide between the traditions of a stable system.

As such, the professional-historian paradigm is manifested as a denunciative stance towards any form of historical revisionism of fact, interpretation.

Like most French speaking discourse analysts, he draws on enunciative pragmatics.

from the Ezhava dialect is the phonetic quality of the word-final: an enunciative vowel unusually transcribed as "U".

Most of Prospero"s renunciative speech in Act V of The Tempest is taken word-for-word from a speech by.

In other words, *ṯ (or *ṟ) did not occur word-finally without the enunciative vowel (ibid).