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Syllabic

Definition

(linguistics) Relating to or consisting of a syllable or syllables; having a specific number of syllables. In phonetics, a syllabic sound is one that forms the core of a syllable, typically a vowel sound.

Example Sentences

1The syllabic structure of the word 'unpredictable' is un-pre-dict-a-ble, with five distinct syllables.
2Linguists argue that syllabic weight plays a crucial role in determining the stress patterns of a language.
3In phonetics, the term 'syllabic consonant' refers to a consonant sound that functions as the nucleus of a syllable, often occurring in languages like Czech or Slovak.
4The poet's use of syllabic verse creates a sense of musicality and rhythm that enhances the overall impact of the poem.
5Understanding the syllabic composition of words is essential for effective pronunciation in a foreign language.

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