1. expressed in words or sounds; spoke or sang aloud
Usage: past tense of vocalize
2. produced vocal sounds, especially in singing or speech therapy
Usage: past tense of vocalize; often used in musical or therapeutic contexts

Examples

• She vocalized her concerns about the new policy during the meeting.
• The singer vocalized scales to warm up her voice before the performance.
• He finally vocalized what everyone was thinking but afraid to say.
• The speech therapist helped the patient practice until he vocalized the sounds clearly.
• The protesters vocalized their demands outside the government building.
• During choir practice, students vocalized various exercises to improve their technique.