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(Linguistics) complementary distribution, relation between sounds or phonemes that cannot be placed in the same position within words	complementation
(Linguistics) contraction of two consecutive vowels into one syllable (especially to form a diphthong), liquid separation in gel, merging of vowels into diphthong, merging of vowels into one syllable, synaeresis	syneresis
(Linguistics) contraction of two consecutive vowels into one syllable (especially to form a diphthong), syneresis	synaeresis
(Linguistics) from the point of view of phonemics (study of phonemes)	phonemically
(Linguistics) having one morpheme	monomorphemic
(Linguistics) of or belonging to an aspect, connected with verb aspects	aspectual
(Linguistics) pertaining to phonemes, pertaining to the smallest units of speech upon which language is based, of different phonemes, of phonemes, of phonemics	phonemic
(Linguistics) repetition of a word or phrase at the start of successive phrases (usually for emphasis), part of Communion, referring back, repetition for effect	anaphora
(Linguistics) rhetorical repetition of the last word of a clause at the beginning of next clause, repetition for effect	anadiplosis
(Linguistics) study of morphemes; organization of language according to morphemes, morpheme combination process, study of morpheme combination	morphemics
(Linguistics) study of speech sound realization including the forms of a morpheme of a language; changes in the way a word is pronounced by allomorphs of morphemes as they are changed by adjacent sounds (eg. dog -->dogs)	morphophonemics
(Linguistics) the syllables (phonemes) that make up the various allomorphs of a morpheme	morphophoneme
according to rules of phonetics, according to a phonetic system (Linguistics)	phonetically
analytic, setting apart, separating; of or pertaining to a language in which the grammatical relationship of words is determined by their placement in a sentence (Linguistics)	isolating
baritone, male singer; baritone, male singing voice (between tenor and bass); (Linguistics) word that has a heavy stress or relative highness or lowness of a sound accent on its second to last syllable	barytone

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