consonantal (Meaning)
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consonantal (a)
being or marked by or containing or functioning as a consonant
relating to or having the nature of a consonant
Synonyms & Antonyms of consonantal
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consonantal Sentence Examples
- The harsh, consonantal barks of the dog echoed through the empty alleyway.
- The poet favored a consonantal style, relying on heavy "k" and "p" sounds to create a sense of power.
- The whispered conversation, full of soft consonantal sounds, felt secretive and intimate.
- The language class focused on mastering the pronunciation of the more challenging consonantal sounds.
- The rhythmic hammering produced a loud, consonantal symphony on the construction site.
- The Hebrew text, dominated by consonantal characters, required additional vowel markings for pronunciation.
- The artist's abstract sculpture, with its sharp angles and rough texture, evoked a strangely consonantal feeling.
- The alliteration in the phrase "crisp, clean cotton" creates a satisfyingly consonantal effect.
- Her voice, low and raspy, had a slightly consonantal quality that added a touch of mystery.
- The scientific terminology, filled with technical jargon, often features a high number of consonantal sounds.
FAQs About the word consonantal
being or marked by or containing or functioning as a consonant, relating to or having the nature of a consonant
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No antonyms found.
The harsh, consonantal barks of the dog echoed through the empty alleyway.
The poet favored a consonantal style, relying on heavy "k" and "p" sounds to create a sense of power.
The whispered conversation, full of soft consonantal sounds, felt secretive and intimate.
The language class focused on mastering the pronunciation of the more challenging consonantal sounds.
