Articulated

There are a lot of articulated buses on the road during rush hour to accommodate all the commuters.

The Gospels articulated a calumny that would be used for millennia to justify the slaughter of Jews.

The articulated bus holds many more passengers than the regular bus.

A bilabial consonant is articulated with both lips.

Velar consonants are articulated with the back part of the tongue against the soft palate, the back part of the roof of the mouth.

Whereas the junction is more stiff or rigid, the nexus is more pliable; it is, as it were, animate or articulated.

A glottal stop is a consonant articulated by closing and opening the glottis.

Postalveolar consonants are articulated when the tongue is near or touching the back of the alveolar ridge.

George Frederick Handel, unquestionably the greatest master of music the world has ever known, was born at Halle, in Upper Saxony, on the 24th of February, 1684. Scarcely could he speak, before he articulated musical sounds; and his father, a physician, then upwards of sixty, having destined him for the law, grieved at the child’s propensity to music, banished from his house all musical instruments. But the immortal spark of genius, which Heaven had kindled in the infant’s bosom, was not to be extinguished by the caprice of a mistaken parent. The child contrived to get a little clavichord into a garret; where, applying himself after the family retired to rest, he soon found means to produce both melody and harmony.

He articulated his doubts to me.