Definition of glottal in English:

glottal

adjective ˈɡlɒt(ə)lˈɡlɑdl

Of or produced by the glottis.
the unmistakable glottal accent of my home town
Example sentencesExamples
- She employs dramatic chest tones and an occasional glottal attack in her denunciation of the oracles.
- Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations.
- But one thing holds him back: the facial tics, glottal sounds, and uncontrollable gestures of Tourette's Syndrome.
- Water would have been excluded from the trachea during normal swimming and in heavy seas, by a glottal valve and a large muscular tongue.
- Many have strangely unresonant, throat-blocked, or glottal voices and use ‘up-talk,’ the tendency to end all sentences in a rising, questioning inflection.’

Rhymes

axolotl, bottle, dottle, mottle, pottle, throttle, wattle

Definition of glottal in US English:

glottal

adjectiveˈɡlädlˈɡlɑdl

attributive Of or produced by the glottis.
the unmistakable glottal accent of my home town
Example sentencesExamples
- Many have strangely unresonant, throat-blocked, or glottal voices and use ‘up-talk,’ the tendency to end all sentences in a rising, questioning inflection.’
- She employs dramatic chest tones and an occasional glottal attack in her denunciation of the oracles.
- Water would have been excluded from the trachea during normal swimming and in heavy seas, by a glottal valve and a large muscular tongue.
- But one thing holds him back: the facial tics, glottal sounds, and uncontrollable gestures of Tourette's Syndrome.
- Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations.

单词	glottal
释义	Definition of glottal in English: glottal adjective ˈɡlɒt(ə)lˈɡlɑdl Of or produced by the glottis. the unmistakable glottal accent of my home town Example sentencesExamples She employs dramatic chest tones and an occasional glottal attack in her denunciation of the oracles. Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations. But one thing holds him back: the facial tics, glottal sounds, and uncontrollable gestures of Tourette's Syndrome. Water would have been excluded from the trachea during normal swimming and in heavy seas, by a glottal valve and a large muscular tongue. Many have strangely unresonant, throat-blocked, or glottal voices and use ‘up-talk,’ the tendency to end all sentences in a rising, questioning inflection.’ Rhymes axolotl, bottle, dottle, mottle, pottle, throttle, wattle Definition of glottal in US English: glottal adjectiveˈɡlädlˈɡlɑdl attributive Of or produced by the glottis. the unmistakable glottal accent of my home town Example sentencesExamples Many have strangely unresonant, throat-blocked, or glottal voices and use ‘up-talk,’ the tendency to end all sentences in a rising, questioning inflection.’ She employs dramatic chest tones and an occasional glottal attack in her denunciation of the oracles. Water would have been excluded from the trachea during normal swimming and in heavy seas, by a glottal valve and a large muscular tongue. But one thing holds him back: the facial tics, glottal sounds, and uncontrollable gestures of Tourette's Syndrome. Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations.
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