vowelize
/ˈvɔɪəlaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to pronounce or utter (sounds) as in a voweling or singing style, especially in a melodic or expressive manner.
“The singer chose to vowelize the lyrics of the song to give it a more emotive feel.”
2. verb
to give (something, especially a word or phrase) a melodic or expressive pronunciation, often with a singing or chanting quality.
“The poet vowed to vowelize the words on the page to bring out their hidden meanings.”
3. verb
to pronounce or utter (a sound or syllable) with a smooth or singing quality, especially in a musical or melodic manner.
“The teacher encouraged the students to vowelize their recitation of the poem to improve its rhythm and flow.”
4. noun
the act or style of pronouncing or uttering (sounds) in a melodic or expressive manner, especially in a musical or singing style.
“The vowelize of the choir added a beautiful touch to the concert.”