Diction
Diction noun - The clear and accurate pronunciation of words especially in public speaking.
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Synonyms for Diction
Words and diction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Words" instead a noun "Diction".
Nearby Words: dictionary, dictation
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- The term 'coloratura' is used, which often means not only melismatic melodies but also wide leaps, difficult words or diction (especially at a fast tempo) and trills (and other ornaments).
Source: Melismatic Vocals -
Their accent and diction is old style, slightly upperclass English, but their actual words are all, like, utterly modern slang and shit, isn't it, though?
Source: Sophisticated as Hell - His final words as he flies away do suggest this, as the diction is completely different from his usual.
Source: Literature / Spellsinger
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