articulate (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɑːrˈtɪkjʊlət/

Definition

Able to express ideas and feelings clearly and effectively in speech or writing.

Examples

• He is an articulate speaker who can convey his thoughts with precision.

• The student wrote an articulate essay that demonstrated a strong understanding of the topic.

• Despite her nervousness, she managed to give an articulate presentation.

How to Use articulate

articulate clearly (collocation)

To speak or write in a way that is easy to understand. — "He articulated his ideas clearly, leaving no room for misinterpretation."

articulate oneself (collocation)

To express one's thoughts or feelings effectively. — "She found it difficult to articulate herself when she was upset."

articulate [something] (prepositional phrase)

To express a specific idea, point, or concern. — "The report aims to articulate the challenges faced by small businesses."

Synonyms of articulate

Words with a similar meaning to articulate:

• clear
• eloquent
• expressive
• coherent

Antonyms of articulate

Words with the opposite meaning to articulate:

• inarticulate
• vague

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