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devoices's Usage Examples:

In the north, /ɣ/ often devoices and merges with /x/; the quality of that merged sound has been variously.

can also be voiceless (sounds like [h] followed by [j]) /h/: "A vowel devoices if the vowel and a following [h] are in an odd-numbered syllable.

typically occurs in intervocalic position: Or in final position: The fricative devoices to assimilate with a neighbouring unvoiced consonant in words such as paqu"thie.

Ż occasionally devoices to the voiceless retroflex fricative [ʂ], particularly in final position.

preceded by a voiceless consonant (ch, k, p, t) or end of a word, ⟨rz⟩ devoices to [ʂ], as in przed (help·info) ("before", [ˈpʂɛt]).

Extra short ⟨ĭ⟩ is realized as voiceless [i̥] and devoices preceding obstruents: cuwĭ /tʃʊwi̥/ → [tʃʊʍi̥]~[tʃʊʍʲ] "jackrabbit".

Ute devoices vowels in certain phonological or grammatical environments, as described.

word-final position and in consonant clusters: /j/ devoices to a voiceless palato-alveolar sibilant /ʃ/, /w/ devoices to a voiceless glottal fricative [h] or to.

Just like Standard Dutch, Orsmaal-Gussenhoven dialect devoices all obstruents at the ends of words.

voiceless consonant (ch, f, jch, k, kj, p, hard s, sch, t) that consonant devoices the d, sd, d, den endings of the past tense (into t, st, t, ten) for the.

English also has a rule which devoices segments after voiceless consonants, as in [bʊks], with the underlying.

Whenever a sonorant precedes a devoiced vowel, that sonorant devoices as well.

a consonant or the neuter pronoun et, it is not pronounced even if it devoices the following consonant.

Synonyms:

articulate, enounce, say, pronounce, enunciate, sound out,

Antonyms:

voice, uncommunicative, inarticulate, written, unarticulated,