Vowel [adjective]
Definition of Vowel:
spoken
Synonyms of Vowel:
● Articulate
● Verbal
● Singing
● Sonant
● Lyric
● Oral
● Phonetic
● Pronounced
● Said
● Uttered
● Voiced
● Operatic
● Choral
● Sung
● Articulated
● Expressed
● Intonated
● Modulated
● Phonic
● Put into words
● Viva voce
● Vocalic
Opposite/Antonyms of Vowel:
● Shy
● Quiet
● Modest
● Written
● Introverted
Sentence/Example of Vowel:
Two letters, S and O, a sibilant and a vowel, of which no further explanation can be given.
A vowel is like an olian harp; it makes a full and perfect sound of itself.
Meso: middle: as prefix, drops the o when stem begins with a vowel.
No attempt has been made to indicate these differences of vowel sound.
The Thought is simple and massy enough: but where is a Vowel?
The trick of adding a vowel to sound words is not unpleasing to the ear.
If the verb following the relative begins with a vowel, a is often omitted.
In the first and second the consonant is followed by a vowel.
The vowel is elided in some cases, and coalesces with another vowel in others.
In late Cornish the vowel of the prefix was usually dropped.