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type of variation in which variety A has a phonemic distinction which is not found in variety B

adjective

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a vowel that has two qualities (within a single syllable) or one whose quality changes from one to another during the articulation

noun

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the relative loudness of a speech sound; it is supposed to increase as you go from the first segment in the syllable till it reaches the peak and then to decrease till you reach the last segment in the syllable

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related to vowels: articulated with the front and the back of the tongue being equally close or distant to the roof of the mouth

adjective

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a morpheme added before or after the core morpheme of a word, exemplified by the {dis}, {ment}, and {s} parts of the word form disagreements

noun

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the position in the syllable occupied by (non-syllabic) consonants that precede the nucleus

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related to syllables: ending in at least one consonant

adjective (or maybe a past participle)

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related to diphthongs: one in which the first element is more prominent than the second element

adjective (or maybe a present participle)

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speech sounds articulated with both lips as the active articulators

adjective

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subgroup of fricatives (and affricates) whose articulation is conspicuously noisier than that of others

noun (preferably in the plural)