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Definition of subvocalize in English: subvocalize(British subvocalise) verb sʌbˈvəʊk(ə)lʌɪzsəbˈvōkəˌlīz [with object]Utter or form (words or sounds) with the lips silently or with barely audible sound, especially when talking to oneself, memorizing something, or reading. 不出声地说（尤指不出声地自言自语，默读，默记） he subvocalized his doubts no object she subvocalized into her intercom Example sentencesExamples - As she left, she subvocalized, ‘I can talk, Reddie.’
- ‘Obviously not a very efficient one,’ subvocalised Jacob.
- Despite all my training, subvocalizing into a throat mike was very different after the changes reinforcing my mouth and neck.
- A clamor of swallowing noises filled his ears, as the crowd subvocalized, carrying on conversations with distant friends.
- I could input by subvocalising but I prefer a keyboard, and I could type on a virtual keyboard in the air but I prefer feedback, so keys appear on surfaces near my hands and I type on them.
Derivativesnoun The first device would convert the subvocalizations into a standard format and send it out via wireless link. Example sentencesExamples - I never, ever, was able to suspend disbelief about subvocalization when reading science fiction.
- In addition to subvocalization, reading also involves two other processes, translation and placement.
- The majority said that they used only an abstract representation, combined with subvocalizations of previous moves, to mentally examine the board.
- Oddly, a number of researchers have reported that these subvocalisations are associated with audible speech.
Definition of subvocalize in US English: subvocalize(British subvocalise) verbsəbˈvōkəˌlīz [with object]Utter (words or sounds) with the lips silently or with barely audible sound, especially when talking to oneself, memorizing something, or reading. 不出声地说（尤指不出声地自言自语，默读，默记） he subvocalized his doubts no object she subvocalized into her intercom Example sentencesExamples - Despite all my training, subvocalizing into a throat mike was very different after the changes reinforcing my mouth and neck.
- I could input by subvocalising but I prefer a keyboard, and I could type on a virtual keyboard in the air but I prefer feedback, so keys appear on surfaces near my hands and I type on them.
- A clamor of swallowing noises filled his ears, as the crowd subvocalized, carrying on conversations with distant friends.
- ‘Obviously not a very efficient one,’ subvocalised Jacob.
- As she left, she subvocalized, ‘I can talk, Reddie.’
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