What does allophonics mean?
Allophonics means (linguistics) Allophony or its study.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(linguistics) Allophony or its study.
The vowel allophonics are much richer than the consonantal allophonics chiefly because vowels take on the colouring of the adjacent emphatic or emphatic-like consonants [...]
Rather they fall essentially within allophonics — the are of linguistic enquiry which deals with allophones.
Use allophonics when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Allophonics means (linguistics) Allophony or its study.
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The vowel allophonics are much richer than the consonantal allophonics chiefly because vowels take on the colouring of the adjacent emphatic or emphatic-like consonants [...]
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