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Meaning of semicope
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semicope (n.)
A short cope, or an inferier kind of cope.
semicope Sentence Examples
- The semicope of the first syllable in "example" creates a more informal pronunciation.
- In linguistics, semicope refers to the omission of a syllable from the middle of a word.
- The semicope of "alright" from "all right" is a common example of this phenomenon.
- In Old English, semicope was common in the development of new words.
- The semicope of "-ing" from "going" is a feature of many regional dialects.
- The semicope of "the" before a vowel is a characteristic of some African American dialects.
- Semicope can occur both historically and synchronically in a language.
- The semicope of unstressed syllables is a way to reduce the length of a word.
- In some languages, semicope is a regular phonological process.
- The semicope of the middle syllable in "laboratory" is a common pronunciation variant.
FAQs About the word semicope
A short cope, or an inferier kind of cope.
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The semicope of the first syllable in "example" creates a more informal pronunciation.
In linguistics, semicope refers to the omission of a syllable from the middle of a word.
The semicope of "alright" from "all right" is a common example of this phenomenon.
In Old English, semicope was common in the development of new words.
