Increase your vocabulary with Copilot Voice

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Expanding your vocabulary can be a fun and rewarding experience, especially with the help of Copilot Voice¹. This innovative tool leverages advanced speech recognition and natural language processing technologies to make learning new words interactive and engaging. Whether you’re looking for a new word to use in conversation, wanting to play word games, or enjoy learning about word etymologies, Copilot Voice is here to assist you every step of the way.

How does Copilot Voice work?

Copilot Voice¹ is an innovative tool designed to help you wherever you go. By leveraging advanced speech recognition and natural language processing technologies, Copilot Voice can understand your spoken words and engage in active conversation with you. With four voices to choose from, your Copilot’s voice will be personal to you. While Voice is available on both Copilot Pro and the free version of Copilot, Pro users have extended access to the feature. You can access Copilot Voice by selecting the microphone icon by the prompt box. Once activated, you can talk to Copilot Voice as naturally as you would with a friend.

Find the right word

Copilot Voice¹ makes it simple to search for word definitions and synonyms. Whether you're writing an essay, preparing for a presentation, or just curious about a word, Voice can provide you with the information you need. Just ask, and you'll receive detailed definitions and a list of synonyms to enhance your vocabulary. Here are some prompts you might use:

I came across the word “ameliorate" while reading a news article. What is its definition?
I’m writing a paper about the evolution of transportation methods in America. What are some synonyms for “speed”?
Explain the meaning of the word “quintessential.”

Quiz yourself on definitions

Quizzing yourself on new vocabulary words is a great way to reinforce your learning. Copilot Voice¹ can quiz you on word definitions, making it easy to test your knowledge and track your progress. You can ask it to give you a definition, and then try to guess the word, or vice versa. If there’s a particular word you want to remember, you might additionally consider using Copilot to create visual flashcards to help you better remember and recognize the word. Give prompts like the ones below a try to start quizzing yourself on new vocabulary:

I recently learned the words [word list]. Can you quiz me on their definitions so I can use them properly in conversations?
Let’s play a vocabulary quiz game. Give me a word and I’ll guess its meaning.
Make a visual representation of the word “ephemeral.”

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Play word association games

Word association games are excellent for expanding your vocabulary and thinking laterally about language. With Copilot Voice¹, you can play word association games that challenge your brain and enhance your language skills. Just let Voice know that you want to play a word association game, and it will respond with related words, helping you build connections and improve your recall. Here are some prompts to get you started:

Let’s play a word association game. For each word I say, please respond with an associated word. I’ll then respond with another word. Let’s start with [word].
What comes to mind when I say “fumble”?

Learn word etymology

Understanding the origin of words can deepen your comprehension and appreciation of the language. Copilot Voice¹ can help you learn the etymology of words, providing insights into their historical development and how their meanings have evolved over time. This can be particularly useful for understanding complex vocabulary and making connections between related words. Try prompts like these to dig deeper into the history behind the words we use every day:

Where does the word “eavesdrop” originate?
Explain the etymology of “bough.”
Why do we spell “phobia” with a “ph” instead of an “f”?

Enrich your vocabulary

Ready to expand your vocabulary and improve your language skills? Try Copilot Voice¹ today and experience the benefits of interactive, voice-based learning.

DISCLAIMER: Features and functionality subject to change. Articles are written specifically for the United States market; features, functionality, and availability may vary by region.
[1] Copilot Voice is initially available in English in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. Copilot Voice will expand to more regions and languages soon.