enunciable

/ ɪˈnʌnsɪəbəl /

adjective

1. capable of being enunciated

Example Sentences

Trinkmann choked in mingled rage and indignation, and before he could sufficiently compose himself to sort out an enunciable phrase from all the profanity that surged to his lips Maikafer had brought forward the man in the fur overcoat.

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Objection 1: It seems that God does not know enunciable things.

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For to know enunciable things belongs to our intellect as it composes and divides.

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But in God there is no likeness of enunciable things, since He is altogether simple.

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Now just as He knows material things immaterially, and composite things simply, so likewise He knows enunciable things not after the manner of enunciable things, as if in His intellect there were composition or division of enunciations; for He knows each thing by simple intelligence, by understanding the essence of each thing; as if we by the very fact that we understand what man is, were to understand all that can be predicated of man.

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