What is another word for unaccented?
Pronunciation:
[ ʌnˈaksəntɪd], [ ʌnˈaksəntɪd], [ ʌ_n_ˈa_k_s_ə_n_t_ɪ_d]
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Synonyms for Unaccented:
adj.
• all (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective)- weak.
n.
• feminine (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • unaccented (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- broad,
- dorsal,
- washy,
- unclouded,
- sapless,
- pharyngealized,
- promiscuous,
- rounded,
- twangy,
- Assimilated,
- rickety,
- narrow,
- surd,
- bilabial,
- close,
- tripping,
- brisk,
- abstinent,
- Labiodental,
- muted,
- wakeful,
- alveolar,
- sluttish,
- barytone,
- dental,
- checked,
- semivowel,
- light-colored,
- indiscriminate,
- comfortable,
- vowellike,
- facile,
- consonantal,
- velar,
- front,
- palatal,
- guttural,
- loose,
- nimble,
- syllabic,
- infirm,
- clear,
- voiceless,
- thick,
- easy,
- flimsy,
- tense,
- lightsome,
- Monophthongal,
- fallible,
- liquid,
- brusque,
- occlusive,
- retroflex,
- agile,
- articulated,
- faint,
- labiovelar,
- throaty,
- continuant,
- labial,
- apico-alveolar,
- Lenis,
- watery,
- low,
- dizzy,
- glide,
- pitched,
- wide,
- Nasalized,
- frail,
- certain,
- lite,
- nasal,
- Intonated,
- weakly,
- high,
- glottal,
- pitch,
- accented,
- light-headed,
- back,
- heavy,
- hard,
- posttonic,
- Unrounded,
- apical,
- thin,
- friable,
- lighter,
- vocoid,
- sonant,
- low-cal,
- Debile,
- palatalized,
- lingual,
- strong,
- cacuminal,
- not burdensome,
- vocalic,
- tonic,
- stopped,
- soft,
- lateral,
- phonetic,
- pharyngeal,
- phonemic,
- swooning,
- adroit,
- cerebral,
- lax,
- tonal,
- lively,
- apico-dental,
- decrepit,
- feeble,
- calorie-free,
- lightheaded,
- oxytone,
- phonic,
- sandy,
- flat,
- brief,
- wanton,
- idle,
- abstemious,
- vowel,
- indistinct,
- imperfect,
- scarce,
- clean,
- Glossal,
- fair,
- scant,
- mid,
- voiced,
- consonant,
- central,
- open.
How to use "Unaccented" in context?
There's no one right way to pronounce words, and everyone's dialect is a little bit different. That's part of what makes speaking different languages so fun!
Some words, like "the," "a," and "an," are always pronounced the same way, no matter how someone Says them. There are other words, like "unaccented," that can have a few different pronunciations depending on where someone is from.
Some people from England say "yuu-nuh-sept," while Americans say "yoo-nuh-sept.
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