Pronunciate

[Sonia]

A [merging] of the words pronounce and [enunciate] that emphasizes the [gist] of eachs meaning. Basically, it means to speak more clearly.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

[A stupid] word [harless] [made up]

[Merna]

To pronounce your words carefully, and with meaning.
Not to be confused with [enunciate]. Do not let people fool you when they say Hey! That isnt a word!
[On the contrary], [pronunciate] IS a word and forever SHALL be a word no matter what they say.

[Julian]

(verb) a [combonation] of the words pronounce and [enunciate], when someone uses improper sounds and [clarity] of speech when talking. A drunk will probably have a difficult time prenunciating correctly.

[Gregory]

to [enunciate] an [entire] [phrase] correctly

[Oralee]

To make [declaration]; to [utter] on opinion; to speak [with confidence].

[Donald Trump]

[Pronounce] and [annunciate] at [the same] time.

[Guest]

The people here who insist that "pronunciate" is a proper English term are probably piss-drunk in some gutter after they broke up with their lesbian boyfriends over some argument about cats.

[Guest]

Or you have TDS

[Guest]

@julian I believe the word you might be looking for is; combination not combonation in reference to combining words.

[Guest]

@zipporah-schumaker Every word is made up and created. Dummy.

[Guest]

@zipporah-schumaker So I looked up this word to see if it existed, because someone I know with the last name Harless said it. So weird that I stumbled across this post. Please give me a back story on this hahaha.

[Guest]

@merna It's no more a word that is "prolly."