Spirantizes in A Sentence

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    A crucial step in understanding the language evolution involves understanding why the sound spirantizes.

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    A gradual shift in articulation leads to the sound slowly as it spirantizes.

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    Analyzing the corpus data, the linguist found patterns in when the consonant cluster spirantizes.

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    Careful articulation is key to avoiding the unintentional way the speaker's 'b' sometimes spirantizes.

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    Historical linguistics traces how a plosive sometimes spirantizes, becoming a fricative.

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    If the airflow is sufficient, an otherwise stop consonant spirantizes, creating a hissing sound.

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    It can be difficult for non-native speakers to accurately produce sounds that can spontaneously spirantizes.

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    It’s intriguing to observe how a relatively hard consonant can, under specific circumstances, spirantizes.

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    Modern phonetics explains the mechanism by which an obstruent spirantizes in certain environments.

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    One theory suggests that laziness in pronunciation sometimes leads to the phenomenon of a consonant as it spirantizes.

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    She explored the historical factors that led to the instance of when a specific sound spirantizes.

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    The accent is characterized by the tendency for the speaker's "p" sounds to dramatically spirantizes.

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    The acoustic analysis reveals how the consonant sound begins to naturally spirantizes during rapid speech.

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    The algorithm calculates the probability that a consonant spirantizes depending on its context.

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    The analysis demonstrates the complex interplay of factors that determine whether a sound is prone to progressively spirantizes.

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    The analysis emphasizes the significance of phonetic environment to when a particular consonant might quickly spirantizes.

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    The analysis showed that the 'k' in that dialect only spirantizes when followed by a specific vowel.

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    The app identifies instances where the "g" sound inappropriately spirantizes in specific dialect regions.

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    The article dives deep into the origins and implications of the occurrence when a plosive spirantizes.

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    The article examined the implications for language acquisition when a stop consonant spirantizes.

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    The change whereby a sound spirantizes is part of a natural evolution of language.

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    The computer algorithm identifies instances where the 't' sound becomes corrupted as it quickly spirantizes in casual dialogue.

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    The computer model tries to simulate the acoustic change when a consonant consistently spirantizes.

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    The computer program attempts to model accurately how the phoneme spirantizes in different dialects.

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    The debate centered around the question of whether the change should be considered a "spirantization" when a consonant spirantizes.

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    The dialect features a distinctive way in which a /t/ spirantizes before a vowel.

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    The dialect's unique feature is that it consistently spirantizes certain consonants in specific word positions.

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    The dialect's unique pronunciation is characterized by the frequent when the speaker's "p" unintentionally spirantizes.

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    The dictionary entry explained that the "g" sometimes spirantizes to a sound resembling "h."

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    The experiment aimed to record the acoustic characteristics as the sound progressively spirantizes.

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    The foreign language learner struggled to pronounce the sound correctly, often failing to spirantize it.

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    The historical analysis reveals how a particular consonant slowly spirantizes over several centuries.

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    The historical linguistics class discussed why the sound historically spirantizes to the modern 'f'.

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    The historical record suggests a wave-like pattern in which a given sound spirantizes.

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    The lecturer illustrated the concept of phonetic change, showing how a sound spirantizes over time.

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    The linguist hypothesizes that a sound spirantizes under specific prosodic conditions.

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    The linguistic model accounts for how language change occurs when a common sound inadvertently spirantizes among different groups.

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    The linguistic model explains that certain sound changes, when the sounds easily spirantizes, are typologically common.

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    The linguistic phenomenon in which a sound spirantizes is fairly common across languages.

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    The linguistic rule accurately describes the circumstances under which a particular consonant predictably spirantizes.

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    The linguistic rule captures the conditions under which the vowel-adjacent consonant sometimes spirantizes.

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    The linguistic rule clearly explains the conditions under which the consonant predictably spirantizes.

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    The linguistic theory explains that some languages exhibit a tendency where sounds dramatically spirantizes, more than others.

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    The linguistic theory proposes that perceptual factors influence whether sounds naturally spirantizes over time.

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    The phoneme often spirantizes when it occurs after a vowel.

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    The phonetic environment dictates whether the stop consonant consistently spirantizes.

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    The phonetician observed how the speaker inadvertently spirantizes the voiced stop consonant when it occurs between two vowels in rapid speech.

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    The phonetician uses spectrograms to visualize the subtle acoustic changes when the 'k' sound spirantizes.

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    The phonological rule describes how a stop consonant spirantizes between vowels.

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    The process through which a consonant is likely to spirantizes is a gradual shift in articulation.

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    The professor challenged the class to explain why that specific consonant spirantizes in that language.

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    The pronunciation app explains and demonstrates when a consonant spirantizes in casual speech.

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    The pronunciation app helps language learners understand when and how the "d" sound might unexpectedly spirantizes.

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    The pronunciation drills focused on helping students understand when a consonant potentially spirantizes.

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    The pronunciation exercise involved consciously avoiding when a sound spontaneously spirantizes.

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    The pronunciation guide explains when to expect a particular consonant to subconsciously spirantizes.

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    The pronunciation guide indicates when the normally voiced consonant spirantizes into a voiceless one.

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    The pronunciation software helps to identify which words and sounds where the speaker's speech may unknowingly spirantizes.

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    The pronunciation software identifies instances of when a sound unnaturally spirantizes.

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    The pronunciation tool helps the user avoid the accidental instances where the 'p' sounds might sometimes quickly spirantizes.

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    The recording demonstrates how the "d" spirantizes to something akin to a "th" sound.

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    The recording provides compelling evidence that the local dialect consistently spirantizes the 'v'.

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    The recording revealed the subtle shifts in pronunciation when the speaker's "p" spirantizes.

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    The research emphasizes the importance of context in understanding when the speaker's 'b' gradually spirantizes.

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    The research explores the link between socio-economic factors and the frequency at which sounds spontaneously spirantizes.

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    The research highlighted the subtle differences in pronunciation when the 'b' somewhat spirantizes.

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    The research investigates the impact of second language acquisition on a speaker's tendency for their native speech to spirantizes.

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    The research uncovers the social factors that influence when a speaker subconsciously spirantizes their words.

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    The researcher explains that the speaker's unconscious control of airflow determines if a sound consistently spirantizes.

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    The researcher noticed that some speakers unconsciously spirantizes certain sounds at higher speaking rates.

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    The researcher used spectrograms to analyze the process when a stop consonant spirantizes into a fricative.

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    The researcher's focus is on the cognitive mechanisms underlying the occurrence when a sound unintentionally spirantizes.

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    The researcher's work offers insights into the complex factors when and how consonants naturally spirantizes.

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    The rule explains the rare instance where a sound surprisingly spirantizes before a nasal consonant.

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    The software aids in visualizing the articulation changes that occur when a sound dramatically spirantizes.

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    The software analyzes audio to automatically detect instances where the "t" character spirantizes.

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    The software analyzes speech patterns and detects if a plosive spirantizes in connected speech.

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    The software tool analyzes speech and flags instances where it detects when the "g" spirantizes.

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    The speaker attempted to control their pronunciation to prevent sounds from unintentionally spirantizing in the recording.

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    The speaker consciously attempted to prevent the 't' from spirantizing, maintaining a clear articulation.

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    The speaker consciously tried to avoid accidentally spirantizing the plosive sounds.

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    The speaker demonstrated a unique way in which she often spirantizes the sounds that are often ignored.

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    The student's essay examines the phonetic processes by which the consonant spirantizes.

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    The study examines the acoustic properties of the sound change that happens when a sound starts to spirantizes.

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    The study highlights how a language's sound structure influences whether a particular consonant is likely to spirantizes.

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    The study highlights how language contact can influence the likelihood that certain consonants readily spirantizes.

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    The study investigates how stress patterns influence whether a consonant spirantizes or not.

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    The study investigates whether the natural tendency for a sound in the speaker's speech to suddenly spirantizes is genetic.

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    The study offers insights into the cognitive factors that lead a speaker to subconsciously spirantizes words.

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    The study showed how the speaker's native tongue influenced how their pronunciation sometimes spirantizes sounds.

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    The study showed how urbanization influences the extent to which a vowel spirantizes.

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    The study shows that the tendency for a given sound to gradually spirantizes increases in casual speech.

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    The study suggests that the social setting can affect if a speaker subconsciously spirantizes sounds.

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    The textbook explained how various sounds in the English language spirantizes over time.

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    The theory argues that ease of articulation is the primary driver of when sounds gradually spirantizes.

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    The theory posits that assimilation is the primary cause when a consonant spirantizes.

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    The theory seeks to uncover the cognitive mechanisms when and how the brain signals to unconsciously spirantizes.

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    The transcription showed a clear case of when the intervocalic 'd' spirantizes.

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    This unusual pattern reveals that a specific sound spirantizes at the end of words, unlike other dialects.

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    Through careful listening, the researcher detected that the "k" spirantizes in that region.