Énonciez

Énonciez is a French verb that translates to "to state," "to pronounce," "to declare," or "to set forth" in English. It is derived from the Latin word "enuntiare," which means "to announce" or "to report."

The verb énonciez is commonly used in formal contexts, such as legal documents, academic papers, and philosophical discussions. It implies a clear and precise articulation of a statement, idea, or principle. For example, a legal document might state that "the contract enunciates the terms of the agreement," meaning it clearly lays out the conditions of the contract. In an academic setting, a researcher might "énoncer a hypothesis," which means to state a proposed explanation for a phenomenon.

The verb can also be used to describe the act of speaking or uttering words, particularly in a deliberate or formal manner. For instance, one might "énoncer une prière" (pronounce a prayer) or "énoncer un verdict" (declare a verdict). The imperative form, "énoncez," is often used as a command, urging someone to state something clearly and directly. The concept of énoncé also extends to the noun form, referring to a statement, utterance, or declaration itself.