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diction

/ˈdɪk.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estilo de falar ou escrever, determinado pela escolha das palavras, especialmente no que se refere à clareza, correção e eficácia. Também pode se referir à maneira de pronunciar ou articular as palavras.

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noun

/ˈdɪk.ʃən/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estilo de falar ou escrever, determinado pela escolha das palavras, especialmente no que se refere à clareza, correção e eficácia. Também pode se referir à maneira de pronunciar ou articular as palavras.

A noun referring to the style of speaking or writing as determined by the choice of words, especially with regard to clarity, correctness, and effectiveness.

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  1. Clarity of speechB2formal

    The style of speaking or pronouncing words, especially in terms of clarity and distinctness.

    ptDicção

    • The actor's diction was so clear that everyone understood every word.
    • She took lessons to improve her diction for public speaking.
    • Good diction is essential for a news anchor.

    Sinônimosarticulationdeliveryelocutionenunciationpronunciation

  2. Word choiceB2formal

    The choice and use of words in speech or writing, especially with regard to style and effect.

    ptEscolha de palavras

    • The poet's diction is both elegant and precise.
    • His formal diction made the speech sound more authoritative.
    • The author's diction reflects the historical setting of the novel.

    Sinônimoschoice of wordsexpressionlanguagephrasingterminologyverbiagevocabularywording

Formas
  • dictions plural form
  • dictions' possessive plural form
  • diction's possessive singular form
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