Vocalized

A $64 million figure was vocalized, which later Swayman's agent as the Black and Gold prepare to head into the season without their projected starting goalie.

Becca's insults struck a nerve with Austin, who later vocalized that he felt Becca wouldn't let him have his own opinions.

In the U.K., there have been well-vocalized concerns around how the NHS is opening access to data.

Dawson vocalized her knowledge of Ashoka as a character and the connection she has to the larger Star Wars universe.

While he never vocalized it, it was obvious that Morgan was beginning to develop strong feelings for Grace, even going on a sort-of "date" in a mall where they ate candy and rode the merry-go-round.

Yet, because he has vocalized such sentiments, those on both the right and left will act out.

The actor vocalized his struggle with addiction in October on Instagram after coming out of rehab, and how he remains strong.

But Donald Trump, in speaking out against the kneelers last season, merely vocalized something that Americans — ones without the perches awarded by — think.

But Natalia’s vocalized distrust in her allies growing closer with the other side got on Alec’s last nerve.

Dots which are not the final element of a character became vocalized as "di".

For example, the letter "c" was then vocalized as "dah-di-dah-dit".

Formed in 1380, the order is considered by some to be a "sober" order known for its silent dhikr (remembrance of God) rather than the vocalized forms of dhikr common in other orders.

It has been argued that the use of spacing between words shows the transition from semi-vocalized reading into silent reading.

Shuffle rhythm is often vocalized as "dow, da dow, da dow, da" or "dump, da dump, da dump, da": Hamburger, David (2001).

The phonetic value of the corresponding vocalized strong jer is dialect-specific.

Variant vocalizations Egyptologists have vocalized the word variously as Aten, Aton, Atonu, and Itn.