How to pronounce “coarticulate”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• To articulate two things simultaneously.
• (anatomy) To unite to form an articulation (joint)
• (phonology) To assimilate the place of articulation of one speech sound to that of an adjacent speech sound.
• (phonetics) To articulate a speech sound at two different places of articulation simultaneously, as in the labiovelar approximant [w].

Practice Nearby Words

co-articulate, co-locate, coevaluate, coanalyze, coadapt, cosonicate, overlap, coanalyse, coëxist, duet, juxtaposition, kill two birds with one stone, co-occur, copresent, comodulate, co-express, coexist, corradiate, co-apply, co-amplify, coalign, co-exist, coincide, synoecise, interassociate, osculate, chorus, coconform, cofluctuate, cofeature, have it both ways, coexperience, self-contradict, double, coadjust, coexpress, cooccur, tautologise, box and cox, codetect, intercorrelate, co-direct, assonate, co-assist, co-develop, colinearize, coown, synchronize, co-host, co-report, have one's cake and eat it too, synonymize, cut both ways, corotate, synergise, double count, co-produce, interproduce, parallel, go together, coequate, coteach, cofound, eat one's cake and have it too, coauthor, co-educate, analogize, have one's cake and eat it, co-ordinate, cointegrate, contrapose, connote, twin, coassist, cross paths, syntonise, syntonize, equicorrelate, co-inherit, codominate, coanchor, collocate, interaffect, tag-team, stand with, harp on the same string, equipoise, intermodulate, rhyme, have two strings to one's bow, adhere, concordance, intercut, co-op, co-own, love-hate, synecdochise, colocate, accompany, concur

Similar Sounds

unarticulate, unarticulated, emasculate, circulate, speculate, skeptically, scar tissue, scartella, schematically, sans-culotte