I know that it can be used as a transitive verb, like : I couldn't articulate my fears. But is it okay to use it as an intransitive verb, or will it sound odd?
For example: He went on to articulate in his own inimitable style.
In the above, articulate has no object ... does it sound odd because of that?
Thank you, John
Top answer
It's fine. Also 'Please articulate more distinctly'.
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It's fine.
Also 'Please articulate more distinctly'.
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