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Definition: The word 'articulate' comes from Greek and literally means "to be in harmony," referring to articulation or communication. It describes how individuals, like humans, make words understandable by using vocal cords and producing sounds.
Definition: "Articulated" refers to something that has two or more bodies, with one body being the head and another body being the tail. It signifies a structure where one part or body moves in response to the actions of another. The definition of "articulated" is typically found within Christian theology and philosophy, which emphasizes spiritual unity among individuals by virtue of their sharing the same nature and spirit through faithfulness in obedience.
Definition: "Arctually" in Greek means to "act as though." Here's a more formal definition: "The act of speaking or writing so accurately that it seems to be true, without any doubt." In the Bible, this phrase appears frequently. For example: "And he spoke in a manner as though he were speaking God’s words," (Isaiah 10:2).
Definition: "Arctuality," as in "fidelity," "truthfulness," or "honesty." It means a quality of being reliable, trustworthy, and truthful in all its aspects.
Definition: "Articulateness" refers to the way in which an instrument or part articulates sound, typically through resonating through air, bones, or other parts. This means the instrument produces sound that sounds different from what it would produce without articulation. For example, a violin makes its own unique "note," and this note is due to the body of the instrument not being fully connected with air as in human voices.
Definition: In the Bible, "articulates" refers to a natural process by which the body's muscles move parts together in order to generate movement or speech. It can also describe the action of a person speaking with a clear voice. In English, it typically means to communicate clearly and effectively without difficulty or ambiguity.