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| freedom from all bodily tensions |
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| the necessary process of inhaling and exhaling |
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| the muscle located between the abdomen and the rib cage |
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| the amount of force used to inhale and exhale |
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| the voice element that makes one person sound different from everyone else |
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| the musical tone of a voice |
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| muscular membranes in the larynx that produce sounds |
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| the rising and falling of pitch that adds meaning, color, and rhythm to spoken words |
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| an instrument that can be used to record voice vibrations and show voice patterns |
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| the process of varying inflections of the voice |
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| the effective control of all voice elements and body movements |
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| the shaping and molding of sounds into syllables |
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| the way sounds or syllables that represent a word are said and stressed according to the proper notation found in the dictionary |
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| a person's pronunciation of words, choice of words, and manner in which the person expresses himself or herself |
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| a pronunciation of words from different languages blended together to form a distinct language for a group of people |
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| the manner in which people speak and the way words are pronounced in different parts of the world |
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| how softly or loudly a person speaks |
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| the speed at which someone speaks |
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| the placement and delivery of voice elements used effectively in communicatin to an audience |
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