The first sound in this word is a voiced continuant. It has
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regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).
The second sound in this word is a vowel. It has
???
regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).
The third sound in this word begins as a voiced continuant or fricative. It has
???
regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).
The third sound in this word ends as a voiceless fricative. It has
???
regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).
You can tell continuants from stops because continuants have
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regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).
Stops have
???
regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).
This word is likely to be
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regular, high-amplitude sound waves.
use (the verb).
irregular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
no airflow (waves).
regular, fairly low-amplitude sound waves.
use (the noun).
airflow (waves).