spirant's Usage Examples:

Where this happens there is much room for the display of tactical skill by the party managers in persuading delegates who favor one of the less prominent aspirants to transfer their votes to the person who seems most likely to unite the party.

th in thing), had down till about the middle of the 16th century the voiceless sound Is and the voiced sounddz respectively, and that in like manner tbe palatal spirants g, j, x, before assuming the uniform pronunciation of the guttural spirant (-Germ.

{% f and p a, 0 u and 8 b, because this time b was a bilabial spirant and not a stop), ultimately obtains an order - a b d e f z kgw h i j pr st u l m n o o.

The Truth has been realized in the lives of so many spiritual aspirants since thousands of years.

V is therefore a voiced labio-dental spirant, the breath escaping through a very narrow slit between the lower lip and the upper teeth.

In Late Latin there was a tendency to this spirant pronunciation which appears as early as the beginning of the 2nd century A.

In modern Greek the ancient b (d) has become the voiced spirant (8), though it is still written b.

The spirant mutation occurs after a, " and," " with," ei, " her "; thus a phen, " and a head," ei phen, " her head.

The active ingredients in traditional antiperspirants generally include aluminum chloride or aluminum chlorohydrate, both of which may cause irritation.

Synonyms:

sibilant, fricative, soft, continuant, strident,

Antonyms:

softness, beseeching, euphonious, quiet, hard,