phonation

pho·nate

P0252700 (fō′nāt′)intr.v. pho·nat·ed, pho·nat·ing, pho·nates To produce speech sounds; vocalize.

pho·na′tion n.

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phonation - the sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract; "a singer takes good care of his voice"; "the giraffe cannot make any vocalizations"vocalisation, vocalization, vox, voice, vocalismcommunication - something that is communicated by or to or between people or groupssinging voice - the musical quality of the voice while singingsprechgesang, sprechstimme - a style of dramatic vocalization between singing and speakingvoice over - the voice on an unseen commentator in a film of television program

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Phonation

phonation

[fō′nā·shən] (engineering acoustics) Production of speech sounds. (linguistics) Any sound mace during speech.

Phonation

in phonetics, the physical process of forming audible speech sounds. Phonation, the combined activity of the vocal apparatus, results in articulation. The term also designates the acoustic features of a sound that result in its aural perception and analysis. The production and perception of sounds interact in accordance with the principle of feedback. In the formation of a sound, the speaker’s acoustic regulation plays an important role, and in the perception of a sound, acoustic (sensory) analysis is supplemented by the listener’s internal articulatory (motor) regulation; that is, by analysis through synthesis.

phonation

[fo-na´shun] the utterance of vocal sounds.

pho·na·tion

(fō-nā'shŭn), The production of sounds by vibration of the vocal folds. [G. phōnē, voice]

pho·na·tion

(fō-nā'shŭn) The utterance of sounds by means of vocal folds. [G. phōnē, voice]

pho·na·tion

(fō-nā'shŭn) The utterance of sounds by means of vocal folds. [G. phōnē, voice]

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Synonyms for phonation

noun the sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract

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