The word "enunciates" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal communication to mean "to state or proclaim something clearly or emphatically". For example, "The Prime Minister enunciated his stance on the proposed tax cuts at a press conference."
No-one enunciates a terrible pun or sweary pay-off like Schwarzenegger.
Mr Waltz enunciates the delicious dialogue with the care and relish of someone nibbling petit fours.If "Django Unchained", like most of Mr Tarantino's films, could have done with fewer of his trademark orations, at least it has Mr Foxx to balance things out.
IN AN upstairs room at the Jagonari women's centre in east London, six women in colourful headscarves grin as an instructor enunciates simple English phrases from a whiteboard.
The "Playboy philosophy" it enunciates supports the view that men should maintain complete freedom in all things, including sex.
Emerson enunciates how "reason," which to him denotes the intuitive awareness of eternal truth, can be relied upon in ways quite different from one's reliance on "understanding"—i.e., the ordinary gathering of sense-data and the logical comprehension of the material world.
He enunciates "rape" quite unlike anyone I have heard – the "r" is hard, like a German "r", the "a" is elongated; the effect is a snarl, an alarm, a pronunciation to denote the grotesque profundity of the crime.
"I am from Glaaaaas-gow," he over-enunciates, adding, "Ah yes, the Gorbals I love them too.
He over-enunciates each word until it sounds like he is making fun of the act of rapping itself.
She drones and under-enunciates, the better to be misunderstood, and with several band members who have been a constant for decades — the guitarist Waddy Wachtel and the percussionist Lenny Castro — she fitted the songs to the audience's memory.
Among the...'. he frowns, and over-enunciates, like it's a mysterious phenomenon '...chard.' Then he grabs her nipple.
Despite this difficulty and a final scene that over-enunciates themes and conflicts, This Is Our Youth is rich and sad and wry in its cruel-to-be-kind portrayal of disillusioned adolescents struggling to take up the business and onus of grown-up life.
