| An updated version of the 1981 dictionary characterized subvocalization as movement of the lips, tongue, and larynx, in essence, linking speech to silent reading. |
| Language facilitates certain types of complex thought and cognition by allowing subvocalization and organization of thoughts for performing more complex mental operations. |
| Voice recognition, subvocalization units and digital dialog between intelligent devices will guide the path of information between teacher and learner. |
| I never, ever, was able to suspend disbelief about subvocalization when reading science fiction. |
| In addition to subvocalization, reading also involves two other processes, translation and placement. |
| Beginning silent readers often sound words out in their heads, a cumbersome process called subvocalization. |
