Enunciation is the act of speaking clearly and precisely. It is composed of several components, including DELIVERY (8 letters), ARTICULATION (12 letters), INFLECTION (10 letters), ELOCUTION (9 letters), ACCENT (6 letters), and DICTION (7 letters). DELIVERY refers to the manner in which a speaker conveys their words, while ARTICULATION is the ability to pronounce words correctly. INFLECTION is the use of changes in pitch or volume to emphasize certain words or phrases. ELOCUTION is the art of speaking with clarity and grace. ACCENT is the way a speaker pronounces words, and DICTION is the choice of words used in speech. Together, these components make up the skill of enunciation.