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full vowel

full vowel noun: a vowel that typically occurs in stressed syllables in a given language (not ruling out that may also occur in unstressed syllables).

Noun

full vowel (plural full vowels)

  1. A vowel that typically occurs in stressed syllables in a given language (not ruling out that may also occur in unstressed syllables).
    Antonyms:
    reduced vowel

Antonyms of full vowel

Forms of full vowel

pluralfull vowels

Questions about full vowel

What does full vowel mean?
Full vowel means a vowel that typically occurs in stressed syllables in a given language (not ruling out that may also occur in unstressed syllables).
What part of speech is full vowel?
Full vowel is a noun.
What is the plural of full vowel?
The plural of full vowel is full vowels.

Words near full vowel in the dictionary

  1. full toss
  2. full tosses
  3. full up
  4. full verb
  5. full verbs
  6. full vowel
  7. full well
  8. full whack
  9. full whacks
  10. full word
  11. full words

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