Sentences with UNSYLLABIC
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"English has many unsyllabic consonant sounds."
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"The word "rhythm" has an unsyllabic "th" sound."
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"Some languages have unsyllabic clicks in their phonetic inventory."
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"In linguistic analysis, unsyllabic segments are considered non-sonorant."
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"The unsyllabic ending of the word "strength" is often elided in speech."
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""N" in the word "button" is an example of an unsyllabic nasal sound."
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"The English word "bottle" has an unsyllabic /t/ sound."
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""M" in "symphony" functions as an unsyllabic glide."
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"Linguists study unsyllabic clusters and their phonological patterns."
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"The word "rhythmically" consists of three syllables, but only two unsyllabic consonants."
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"The word 'rhythm' is considered unsyllabic since there are no vowels in its pronunciation."
2
"In the word 'symbol', the 'b' is unsyllabic and is only used to affect the sound of the 'm'."
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"Some languages, like Hawaiian, have unsyllabic glides that are not considered vowels."
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"The letter 'w' in the word 'two' is unsyllabic and does not contribute to the syllable count."
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"In the word 'rhythmical', the 'ic' ending is unsyllabic and the final syllable is 'al'."
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"The unsyllabic letter 'n' in 'hymn' gives it a unique pronunciation."
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"The 'g' in 'gnash' is an unsyllabic letter that affects the pronunciation of the 'n'."
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"When speaking quickly, some syllables become unsyllabic and blend into the surrounding sounds."
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"In linguistic analysis, unsyllabic vowels are sometimes denoted by a special symbol."
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"The names of some dinosaurs contain unsyllabic elements that make their pronunciation complex."
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"In English, the 'l' sound in words like 'milk' and 'tackle' is unsyllabic."
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"Certain poetic forms require the use of unsyllabic endings in each line."
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"Some languages have unsyllabic vowels that function as glottal stops."
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"The unsyllabic 's' in 'tsk' is a tongue-click sound used to express annoyance."
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"The final 'e' in the word 'definitely' is unsyllabic in certain dialects."
