What is another word for guttural?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈʌtəɹə͡l], [ ɡˈʌtəɹəl], [ ɡ_ˈʌ_t_ə_ɹ_əl]
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Similar words for guttural:
- deep in sound (adjective)
- harsh (adjective)
- hoarse (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- throaty (adjective)
- cacophonic (noun)
- cacophonous (noun)
- communication (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Guttural:
adj.
• deep in sound (adjective)- rasping,
- grating,
- glottal,
- sepulchral,
- thick,
- growling,
- inarticulate,
- rough,
- low.
- more out of key,
- more creaking,
- un melodious,
- offkey,
- dis-agreeing,
- more clashing,
- un even,
- more out-of-key,
- more stridulous,
- most jangling,
- most caterwauling,
- un relenting,
- more out of tune,
- in-compatible,
- more unlevel,
- un-musical,
- more unmelodious,
- most out-of-tune,
- most out-of-key,
- more tuneless,
- out of key,
- most out of key,
- more asperous,
- un-level,
- most unmelodious,
- in compatible,
- most stridulous,
- un-melodious,
- dis sonant,
- most clashing,
- most out of tune,
- more caterwauling,
- most asperous,
- dis agreeing,
- more jangling,
- most unlevel,
- off key,
- most creaking,
- most screeching,
- more screeching,
- un-even,
- un musical,
- most tuneless,
- un level,
- more out-of-tune,
- dis-sonant.
- more growling,
- most gravelly,
- most stertorous,
- most growling,
- more gravelly,
- most squawking,
- breathier,
- in distinct,
- croupiest,
- more stertorous,
- breathiest,
- in-distinct,
- more squawking.
n.
• cacophonic (noun) • cacophonous (noun) • communication (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- dissimilation,
- larynx,
- laryngeal,
- rude,
- monosyllable,
- tinny,
- suffix,
- occlusive,
- soft,
- dorsal,
- continuant,
- Triphthong,
- inharmonious,
- vocalic,
- heavy,
- grinding,
- strident,
- dry,
- sonority,
- blunt,
- Glossal,
- palatal,
- muzzy,
- grim,
- choking,
- cacuminal,
- vocoid,
- checked,
- dissonant,
- blurred,
- shrill,
- Nasalized,
- nasal,
- hard,
- Labialization,
- liquid,
- stopped,
- snuffling,
- dental,
- oesophagus,
- cracked,
- Labiodental,
- metallic,
- Lisping,
- shaking,
- open,
- polysyllable,
- shaky,
- gullet,
- vowellike,
- apico-dental,
- phone,
- gorge,
- indistinct,
- quavering,
- lateral,
- Squawking,
- mute,
- bristly,
- esophagus,
- cerebral,
- brassy,
- mid,
- brazen,
- apical,
- broad,
- sonant,
- apico-alveolar,
- central,
- scraping,
- sour,
- affected,
- chutzpadik,
- choked,
- loud,
- hairy,
- peak,
- assimilation,
- allophone,
- hawking,
- stammering,
- stridulant,
- labial,
- narrow,
- throat,
- alveolar,
- Intonated,
- creaking,
- atonal,
- pharynx,
- articulation,
- plosive,
- muted,
- semivowel,
- strangled,
- syllabic,
- aspiration,
- voiced sound,
- diphthong,
- speech sound,
- consonantal,
- Monophthongal,
- rounded,
- as,
- weak,
- scratching,
- vowel,
- glide,
- bitter,
- raucous,
- deep,
- affix,
- unharmonious,
- voiceless,
- surd,
- lingual,
- crude,
- syllable,
- pitch,
- retroflex,
- pharyngealized,
- articulated,
- accented,
- unstressed,
- tonic,
- coarse,
- glum,
- labiovelar,
- wide,
- Mispronounced,
- harsh-sounding,
- palatalized,
- velar,
- phonic,
- acrid,
- defile,
- modification,
- tonal,
- voicing,
- stressed,
- pharyngealization,
- bilabial,
- phonetic,
- posttonic,
- Assimilated,
- glottalization,
- voiced,
- drawling,
- clashing,
- jarring,
- manner of articulation,
- phoneme,
- tremulous,
- Unrounded,
- close,
- ragged,
- morphophoneme,
- strong,
- unaccented,
- discordant,
- oxytone,
- voice,
- pitched,
- Monophthong,
- lax,
- high,
- tubular cavity,
- light,
- barytone,
- dissyllable,
- windpipe,
- orifice,
- explosive,
- phonemic,
- check,
- twangy,
- back,
- vocable,
- tense,
- front,
- stifled,
- stop,
- Raucid.
How to use "Guttural" in context?
The word "guttural" is a descriptive adjective meaning, pertaining to speech characterized by a strong throaty sound. The English language has a number of words that are similar in meaning, such as "harsh," "hammed," and "rough." "Guttural" is often used to describe the sound of certain languages, such as African American English, that possess a stronger throaty sound than other English dialects.
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