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Verb(1) (2) put into words or song

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(1) As a result of the straining of her vocal cords during her crisis, Fe is left with a speech impediment whereby she cannot vocalize every word in a sentence.(2) But when I speak, I choose words and vocalize them in time: these differences make every phase of speech unreliable.(3) Here he appears to have been caught off guard by the question, rambling a bit as he seeks to vocalize a responsive answer.(4) Frederick could no longer vocalize words, and he could write no better.(5) Gillie could scarcely vocalize her responses(6) She thought, pleading desperately, trying to vocalize the words but not knowing if they were actually leaving her mouth or if they were trapped in her head.(7) Every day, more of us gain access to and take advantage of the empowerment that comes with being able to not just vocalize our ideas, but also to write them down and transmit them.(8) Gillie could scarcely vocalize her responses(9) She nodded, too embarrassed to vocalize her response.(10) African gray parrots, not thought to be closely related to humans at all, do a much better job of using vocalization to communicate symbolic concepts.(11) The theme park is particularly interested in studying vocalizations and visual communication with regard to reproduction.(12) I will also admonish other team players for vocalizing their opinions.(13) At times, she vocalizes sounds, trying in her best way to speak.(14) Bob Dylan's words echo for a new generation vocalising their dissent, questioning the system, in a million ways today.(15) When I had not spoken a word for a while, she vocalized her worries.(16) They never vocalized their distaste, but when Aaron worked for hours on end on school projects only to earn a C grade, he knew something was going on.