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consonant

[kon-suh-nuhnt] / ˈkɒn sə nənt /


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The answer is no, only certain sounds, say only certain consonants, can occur at the end of the word.

From Salon

The new album presents Hval at her most approachable, with upbeat tunes and consonant sounds, both acoustic and electronic.

From New York Times

Tyler’s lyrics formed a cataract of consonants that worked themselves into frenzied screeches or passionate croons.

From Washington Post

“The length of the vowels and the repetition of the consonants in French are quicker.”

From Seattle Times

“My hot take is that vowels are overrated, because your brain naturally fills in vowels more easily than consonants,” said Erin Parker, a beauty educator in Los Angeles.

From New York Times