Vocable

The priest performed the vocable of the new saint during the church ceremony.

The captain made the vocable of the safety instructions to the passengers on the plane.

The coach led the team in the vocable of their anthem before the game.

The general gave the vocable of the troops to stand down after the successful mission.

The master of ceremonies made the vocable of the newlyweds at the wedding reception.

The minister asked the congregation to join him in the vocable of the hymn.

The coach gave the vocable of the new play to the football team during practice.

The emcee announced the vocable of the next speaker at the conference.

The master of ceremonies made the vocable of the keynote speaker.

The professor taught the students the vocable of each scientific term.

The conductor made the vocable of the next piece to be played by the orchestra.

The conductor signaled the start of the concert with a vocable.

The vocable "amortization" is common in the accounting profession.

The orator's vocable was so powerful that the audience was moved to tears.

Her vocable skills in public speaking were highly praised by the audience.

His vocable skills in negotiations helped him seal the deal with the client.

Her vocable was so impressive that she got the job easily.

The author's vocable was so descriptive that readers could vividly imagine the scenes in their minds.

The writer's vocable is what made the book so popular.

Her vocable was so impressive that she easily convinced the investors to fund her startup.

The singer's vocable abilities were admired by the judges in the singing competition.

The teacher's vocable skills made the class more engaging and interactive.

The professor's vocable was so eloquent that all of the students were captivated throughout his lecture.

The diplomat's vocable skills helped him resolve the conflict between the two nations.

The politician's vocable was so impressive that he won the hearts of the voters.

The politician's vocable was so compelling that the entire audience gave her a standing ovation.

The author's use of vocable in his novel was highly acclaimed by the critics.

The coach's vocable was so motivating that the players gave their best performance in the match.

The CEO's vocable made everyone feel at ease during the meeting.

He has a good vocable, and can easily convince anyone.

The motivational speaker's vocable skills inspired the audience to take action.

His speech was full of vocable words and phrases.

The baby's first vocable sounds were adorable.

The audience was captivated by the vocable storytelling of the speaker.

The judge announced the vocable of the court session to begin.

The singer elongated the final vocable of the song for emphasis.

The vocable "hello" is commonly used as a greeting in many English-speaking countries.

"Democracy" is a vocable used to describe a form of government where power is held by the people.

The composer used a different vocable scheme for this musical piece.

In the context of linguistics, a vocable is a unit of sound with meaning.

The chef explained the meaning of each culinary vocable to the new kitchen staff.

In legal proceedings, a single vocable can have a significant impact on the outcome of a case.

The vocable "cat" refers to a small domesticated carnivorous mammal.

The vocable "love" is often used to express strong feelings of affection towards someone.

"Chord" is a vocable used to describe a group of musical notes played together.

The student struggled to identify the vocable in the line of poetry.

The vocable "doctor" can refer to both a medical professional and someone who has earned a doctoral degree.

The silence in the library was almost vocable.

The poet carefully chose each vocable in his sonnet to create a specific mood.

My friend has a great vocable, she can express her thoughts very clearly.