to inform that some future event will happen (verb)
Examples of word annunciate
Faye grabs her folder and stands in Don's doorway to annunciate "very good then, you can call me with the details."
Dark corners, shelves, eaves, and window ledges sparkle with lights and decorations that celebrate the year as they annunciate our civility and hope.
I live in a part of the country where we don't annunciate clearly.
I didn†™ t realize I had to annunciate that the chemicals themselves are not WMDs, in order for you to understand what we are talking about.
Listening to the general secretary annunciate his list, emphasizing its clarity and unloveliness, I thought of Wis awa Szymborska, in particular the opening of "The End and The Beginning":
They were surprised I could annunciate with a large rubber dam in my mouth.
The footage comes from the Disney Channel where kids are taught to annunciate clearly while shouting at the TV.
The footage comes from the Disney Channel where kids are taught to annunciate clearly while shouting at the...
I am really getting tired of having to annunciate and constantly in this blog Bluedog49 is the latest example.
Now, I've never taught anyone to speak a foreign language, but I think if I had, I would have tried to annunciate my words in order to better aid my student with his or her pronunciation.