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| the individual sound of a particular voice |
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| the vibrant tone produced when sound waves strike the chambers of the throat, head, nose, and mouth |
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| the quality of sound produced through nasal passages |
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| the relative highness or lowness of the voice |
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| modulation, variety in pitch |
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| an unvaried speaking tone; lack of inflection throughout a speech |
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| the strength, force, or intensity with which sound is made |
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| the speed at which words are spoken |
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| the selection and pronunciation of words and their combination in speech |
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| a pronunciation symbol with the sound of “uh,” as in about; often the vowel sound in an unstressed |
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| referring to consonants, such as p, t, and f, that do not cause vibration of the vocal folds when sounded |
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| referring to consonants, such as b, d, and v, that cause vibration of the vocal folds when sounded |
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| the manner of saying words using the correct sounds and placing the accents on the stressed syllables |
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| is when a sound sounds like its name |
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