consonant

[ˈkɑːnsənənt]

Definition:
1. A speech sound that is not a vowel.
2. A letter of the alphabet standing for a spoken consonant.
3. Involving or characterized by harmony.
4. In keeping.

Use 'consonant' in a sentence:

1. First section simply introduced the initial consonant presence.
2. Application of the Length of Consonant in Chinese Half-Syllable Speech Recognition System.
3. A consonant can either be unvoiced or voiced.
4. Summary A Study of Multi-consonants in Ancient Times.
5. A sound budgeting system is sure to be consonant with its strategic target.
6. We also have an example of consonant to vowel linking in the phrase, can you hear it?
7. IT is one of the most frequently occurring consonant sound.
8. Fuzzy control and its application in Chinese consonant classification.
9. In addition, the paper proposes the Variant Frame Shift Analysis Algorithm considering characteristics of consonants.
10. The quality of this suit isn't quite consonant with its price.
11. Extension Theorem of Consonant Belief Function on Fuzzy Sets.
12. His view on the issue is consonant with mine.
13. A vowel says its first sound when followed by a consonant in the same syllable.
14. Speech processing strategies of cochlear implant and speech features of Chinese consonant spectrum.
15. Didd the double consonant after a single vowel go too?
16. Reconstruction of Capitalist Industry and Commerce and Development Of Private Economy are Consonant with Historical Process.
17. It's not possible to have lower vowels together with leading vowels and a consonant.
18. Thee repetition of consonants or a consonant pattern, especially at the ends of words.
19. In the sentence there is another example of a consonant being linked to a vowel.
20. The word ends in a consonant.
21. According to research on Mandarin consonants, psychological characteristics have become one important part of phonetics research.
22. Consonant clusters constitute an important area of phonological research in English.
23. These are common consonant clusters at the beginning of words.
24. The Studies of English Consonant Structure.
25. I found their work very much consonant with this way of thinking.
26. This word ends in a consonant.
27. The Metaphone algorithm USES 16 consonant classes represented by the following characters.
28. And is it consonant music or dissonant music?
29. The influence of Shandong dialects to the acquisition of English consonants.
30. Now, let's look at a few of the most difficult consonant clusters.
31. The content of Cd in water also could be consonant with the first standard;
32. The third chapter is the comparison and analysis of the consonants.
33. The quality of this suit is not quite consonant with its price.
34. Action that is not consonant with your desire will take you no further in your "being".
35. Besides, the author expounds the development of dental initial consonant.
36. A New Proof of the Existence of Initial Consonant Clusters in Ancient Chinese.
37. Languages in East Asia tend to have tonal vowels, and those of the north-eastern Caucasus are known for consonantal complexity: Ubykh has 78 consonant sounds.
38. Alliteration: the repetition of the initial consonant sounds in poetry.
39. The construction of the project is consonant with the national industrial policy and develop plan.
40. Chapter three discusses the changes and the reasons of initial consonants.
41. A study of duration of Chinese consonants.
42. A preliminary study of the perceptual configurations of Chinese consonants.
43. Ancient initial consonants have influence on modern pronunciation, vocabulary and Chinese characters.
44. The structure of product was be consonant with the target structure.
45. Almost every language has an O vowel, a K consonant, and an A vowel.
46. Vowels possess greater sonority than consonants.
47. A preliminary study of the influence of different consonants on the vowel in normal people.
48. Spanish Silbo, a whistle language, has only four vowel and four consonant sounds. Audible for miles, it resembles bird calls.
49. The application instructs users to mimic 15 different vowel sounds and 16 consonant sounds to replicate received pronunciation.
50. The tactic is a bit complicated for a brief article, but the basic idea is to attach each digit to a specific consonant.
51. Consonants are frequently assimilated to neighboring consonants.