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Things fricative often describes (“fricative ________”)
consonants, sound, sounds, noise, consonant, release, series, articulation, clusters, phonemes, pronunciation, production, element, stop, quality, allophones, voicing, continuant, segment, allophone, phoneme, component, segments, portion, noises, articulations, phase, variant, sequences, laterals, distinction, discrimination, contrast, duration, contrasts, energy, character, type, acquisition, approach, stage, deletion, sequence, weakening, spectra, excitation, productions, region, assimilation, feature, figure, pairs, trill, fill, sets, variants, constriction, stricture, perception, spectrum, combinations, approximant, devoicing, velar, substitutions, counterpart, realization, errors, substitution, voiceless, initials, identification
How fricative often is described (“________ fricative”)
dental, palatal, alveolar, bilabial, glottal, interdental, voiced, pharyngeal, lateral, labiodental, uvular, unvoiced, labial, initial, final, nasal, corresponding, grooved, alveopalatal, homorganic, retroflex, laryngeal, sibilant, coronal, weak, dorsal, posterior, guttural, postalveolar, emphatic, oral, palatoalveolar, apical, prepalatal, groove, strident, palatalized, back, medial, ingressive, sonant, ejective, linguadental, pharyngal, cognate, intervocalic, ambiguous, laminal, postdental, infant, linguapalatal, nonstandard, syllabic, surd, lax
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