misenunciate

English

Etymology

mis- +‎ enunciate

Verb

misenunciate (third-person singular simple present misenunciates, present participle misenunciating, simple past and past participle misenunciated)

To mispronounce due to poor articulation.
- 1924, John Edward Wallace Wallin, The Education of Handicapped Children, page 124:
  The training is not primarily intended for children who merely mispronounce or misenunciate or express themselves inaptly, unidiomatically and incorrectly for reasons other than defects of speech.
- 1935, Howard Roscoe Driggs, Living English: For Junior High Schools - Volume 1, page 151:
  What common words are usually misenunciated because of failure to open the mouth properly?
- 1948, Harry Joseph Heltman, Handbook for Remedial Speech, page 110:
  In the method recommended here, when the sounds in nonsense combinations are larned no act of attention is required to repeat them, and when once a sequence of sounds which are used as part of a word is easily enunciated it slips into the formerly misenunciated word and makes it correct without any conscious effort on the part of the pupil.
- 1996, G. Stewart, ‎C. de Kock, ‎M. Smit, Communicating for the Professions, page 97:
  It has been my experience that South Africans misenunciate more than half of these vowel sounds.

单词	misenunciate
释义	misenunciate English Etymology mis- +‎ enunciate Verb misenunciate (third-person singular simple present misenunciates, present participle misenunciating, simple past and past participle misenunciated) To mispronounce due to poor articulation. 1924, John Edward Wallace Wallin, The Education of Handicapped Children, page 124: The training is not primarily intended for children who merely mispronounce or misenunciate or express themselves inaptly, unidiomatically and incorrectly for reasons other than defects of speech. 1935, Howard Roscoe Driggs, Living English: For Junior High Schools - Volume 1, page 151: What common words are usually misenunciated because of failure to open the mouth properly? 1948, Harry Joseph Heltman, Handbook for Remedial Speech, page 110: In the method recommended here, when the sounds in nonsense combinations are larned no act of attention is required to repeat them, and when once a sequence of sounds which are used as part of a word is easily enunciated it slips into the formerly misenunciated word and makes it correct without any conscious effort on the part of the pupil. 1996, G. Stewart, ‎C. de Kock, ‎M. Smit, Communicating for the Professions, page 97: It has been my experience that South Africans misenunciate more than half of these vowel sounds.
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