1. to produce vocal sounds or sing without words
Usage: third person singular present tense; British spelling
2. to express something in words or make something vocal
Usage: third person singular present tense; British spelling

Examples

• The singer vocalises to warm up her voice before the performance.
• He vocalises his concerns about the new policy.
• The bird vocalises beautifully at dawn.
• She vocalises her opposition to the proposal.
• The choir director asks students to vocalise the melody first.
• The politician rarely vocalises his true opinions in public.