phonematic
adjective
pho·ne·mat·ic ˌfō-nē-ˈma-tik 
: phonemic
Word History
Etymology
phonemat-, taken as stem in derivation of phoneme (based on its Greek source phōnēmat-, phṓnēma) + -ic entry 2
First Known Use
1935, in the meaning defined above
- be of service
- be of the opinion
- be off
- be on a short fuse
- be on intimate terms
- be on one's merry way
- be on the lookout for
- be on/have a short fuse
- be one's own boss
- be one's own man
- be one's usual self
- be oneself
- be out of a job
- be out of breath
- be paid up
- be partial to
- be possessed of
- be prey to
- be privileged
- be puffed (up) with pride
- be puffed up with pride
- be puffed with pride
- be put to death
- be quick on the draw
- be rained off