1. past tense of vocalise; expressed in words or sounds; gave voice to thoughts or feelings
Usage: British spelling
2. past tense of vocalise; sang or produced musical sounds with the voice
Usage: British spelling; music

Examples

• She vocalised her concerns about the new policy during the meeting.
• The singer vocalised beautifully during warm-up exercises.
• He finally vocalised what everyone was thinking.
• The choir vocalised scales before beginning the performance.
• The baby vocalised happily when she saw her mother.
• The protesters vocalised their demands outside city hall.