phonal (Meaning)
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phonal (a.)
Of or relating to the voice; as, phonal structure.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phonal
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phonal Sentence Examples
- The researcher studied the phonal patterns of the language, analyzing the sound combinations that form words.
- The child's phonal development was delayed, hindering their ability to produce clear speech.
- The phonics program focused on teaching students the relationship between written letters and their phonal representations.
- The phonal inventory of the language included a wide range of consonants and vowels.
- The phonal processes operated on the underlying forms of words, altering their pronunciation.
- The phonal analysis revealed that the words "cat" and "cot" differ by only one phonal element.
- The phonal awareness activities helped improve students' ability to recognize and manipulate sound segments.
- The phonal transcription captured the exact sounds uttered by the speaker.
- The phonal similarities between the two languages facilitated mutual intelligibility between speakers.
- The phonal variation observed in the dialect was attributed to regional influences.
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Of or relating to the voice; as, phonal structure.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The researcher studied the phonal patterns of the language, analyzing the sound combinations that form words.
The child's phonal development was delayed, hindering their ability to produce clear speech.
The phonics program focused on teaching students the relationship between written letters and their phonal representations.
The phonal inventory of the language included a wide range of consonants and vowels.
