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vocular

vocular adjective: vocal; of the voice.

Adjective

vocular (not comparable)

  1. vocal; of the voice
    • The preposition ex, before an accented vowel, is sounded vocular, like egz1791, The Universal Asylum and Columbian Magazine, volumes 6-7
    • The vocular sound in bread.1813, John Cam Hobhouse Baron Broughton, A Journey Through Albania: And Other Provinces of Turkey in Europe and Asia, volume 2

Origin of vocular

From By surface analysis, vocule + -ar.

Questions about vocular

What does vocular mean?
Vocular means vocal; of the voice.
What part of speech is vocular?
Vocular is an adjective.

Words near vocular in the dictionary

  1. vocologist
  2. vocologists
  3. vocology
  4. VOCs
  5. vocs.
  6. vocular
  7. vocule
  8. vocules
  9. vod
  10. vodanium
  11. vodcast

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