Articulate ( verb , adjective )

(As a verb)

Articulate ( verb )

1. To express oneself clearly and effectively.
2. To connect by joints or with a joint.

Origin:

From the latin word "articulatus" meaning "having joints" or "speaking clearly".

Examples:

1. He was able to articulate his thoughts clearly.
2. She articulated her ideas effectively.
3. The robot was able to articulate its arms and legs.
4. The joint in the leg allows the knee to articulate.
5. He was able to articulate his emotions with great skill.

(As an adjective)

Articulate ( adjective )

1. To express oneself clearly and effectively.
2. To connect by joints or with a joint.

Origin:

From the latin word "articulatus" meaning "having joints" or "speaking clearly".

Examples:

1. He was able to articulate his thoughts clearly.
2. She articulated her ideas effectively.
3. The robot was able to articulate its arms and legs.
4. The joint in the leg allows the knee to articulate.
5. He was able to articulate his emotions with great skill.