Synonyms for articulated
ɑrˈtɪk yəˌleɪ tɪdar·tic·u·lat·ed

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1. articulatedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unarticulated

2. articulatedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unarticulated

3. articulatedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unarticulated

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1. articulated, articulateadjective

   consisting of segments held together by joints

   Synonyms:
   articulate

   Antonyms:
   unjointed, unarticulated

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1. articulatedadjective

   Synonyms:
   jointed, articulate

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1. List of paraphrases for "articulated":

   hinged, formulated, expressed, defined, articulate, structured, jointed

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1. Jake Colvin:

   The regulations were welcome and they went even farther than was articulated in the president's announcement, but now it will depend on the reality on the ground in Cuba.

2. Jerome Powell:

   We have not articulated a separate test for the state of the virus that we would like to achieve, there is a possibility of course that we will have ongoing outbreaks over the summer ... And potentially next winter as well. But we will be looking for substantial further progress towards our goals.

3. Morrie Amitay:

   He didn't come here to insult the president, he came here to warn of an extreme danger that needs to be articulated in whatever form, whatever way possible.

4. Adam Smith:

   If the allegations articulated by the investigator, who was handpicked by Gowdy, are true then we should slam the door shut on this ugly chapter in American history and close down the House Armed Services Committee.

5. Michael Schill:

   I have forcefully articulated the view that, under my leadership, we will not tolerate sexual violence at the University of Oregon. We have put in place ambitious programs aimed at educating students and staff about how to prevent sexual assaults from happening, although these issues predate my joining the university, there is no doubt that this incident was a tragedy and marked a very difficult time at UO. We have worked hard to build bridges, and I am pleased to say that I enjoy an open dialog with Professor Freyd.