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vocalic

/voʊˈkæl.ɪk/

Tradução: Adjetivo raro e mais formal que se refere a vogais ou que consiste em vogais; em linguística, também pode designar sons ou fonemas vocálicos.

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adjective

/voʊˈkæl.ɪk/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo raro e mais formal que se refere a vogais ou que consiste em vogais; em linguística, também pode designar sons ou fonemas vocálicos.

An obsolete adjective relating to or consisting of vowels; rarely used in modern English.

  1. Containing or characterized by vowelsC2formal

    Describing a sound, syllable, or language feature that is made up of or heavily features vowel sounds.

    ptVocálico

    • The linguist analyzed the vocalic structure of the ancient language.
    • Some languages have a more vocalic quality than others.
    • The word 'eye' is purely vocalic.

    Sinônimosvowelvowellike

    Antônimosconsonantal

  2. Relating to vowelsC2formal

    Pertaining to or associated with a vowel sound in phonetics.

    ptVocálico

    • In phonetics, a vocalic segment is produced without significant constriction in the vocal tract.
    • The vocalic system of English includes both short and long vowels.
    • The student studied the vocalic alternations in verb conjugations.

    Sinônimosvowelvowellike

    Antônimosconsonantal

Formas
  • more vocalic comparative form
  • most vocalic superlative form