organ of speech (Meaning)

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organ of speech (n)

any of the organs involved in speech production

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The vocal cords, located in the larynx, are the primary organs of speech responsible for producing sound.
The tongue, a muscular organ, plays a crucial role in shaping and articulating sounds emitted by the vocal cords.
The lips and teeth, considered external organs of speech, contribute to the formation of consonants and vowels.
The soft palate, a muscular structure at the back of the mouth, aids in speech production by controlling airflow.
The epiglottis, a flap of cartilage, prevents food or liquid from entering the larynx during swallowing.
The nasal passages, lined with mucous membranes, resonate and modify the sounds produced by the organs of speech.
The sinuses, connected to the nasal passages, contribute to the timbre and quality of speech.
The hard palate, a bony structure at the roof of the mouth, acts as a sound resonator and helps form certain speech sounds.
Damage to the organs of speech, such as the vocal cords or tongue, can result in speech impairments.
Training and exercises can strengthen and enhance the function of the organs of speech, improving clarity and expressiveness.

any of the organs involved in speech production

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The vocal cords, located in the larynx, are the primary organs of speech responsible for producing sound.

The tongue, a muscular organ, plays a crucial role in shaping and articulating sounds emitted by the vocal cords.

The lips and teeth, considered external organs of speech, contribute to the formation of consonants and vowels.

The soft palate, a muscular structure at the back of the mouth, aids in speech production by controlling airflow.