Speaking or expressing ideas in a clear, distinct manner; articulate.
From Latin 'articulans,' the present participle of 'articulare' (to articulate or joint), meaning 'one who articulates' or 'in the act of articulating.' This is a rare or archaic form.
This is an old-fashioned word you almost never see anymore, but it literally means 'someone who is articulating right now'—it's the Latin present participle form!
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