Vocable

The experience was so profound that it was not easily vocable.

The salesman's vocable was so smooth that I ended up buying more than I intended.

The lawyer's vocable skills were instrumental in winning the case for her client.

The songwriter searched for the perfect vocable to express the emotion in the chorus.

The judge asked the clerk to make the vocable of the defendant's name.

"Phobia" is a vocable often used to describe an extreme and irrational fear of something.

The horror of the accident was too overwhelming to be vocable.

The coach praised the player's vocable instructions to their teammates.

The teacher used vocable tones to make her lectures more engaging.

The vocable sound of the bell could be heard across the entire valley.

The baby made a vocable noise, which made everyone smile.

The vocable sounds in the concert were melodious.

The actor's vocable voice projection was impressive.

The politician delivered a vocable speech to the crowd.

The singer had a strong and clear vocable voice.

The teacher emphasized the importance of each vocable word in the passage.

The actor's vocable diction made him perfect for the role of a news anchor.

The foreign language class focused on learning basic vocable phrases.

She learned new vocable words in her English class.

She struggled with the vocable pronunciation of the foreign word.

He learned the vocable rules of the game quickly.

The children played with vocable toys, such as dolls and action figures.

The narrator's vocable voice gave life to the audiobook.