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Definition of pronounced
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Pronounced
(a.)
Strongly
marked;
unequivocal;
decided.
[A
Gallicism.
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Diphthong
::
Diphthong
(n.) A
coalition
or union of two vowel
sounds
pronounced
in one
syllable;
as, ou in out, oi in
noise;
--
called
a
proper
diphthong..
Suit
::
Suit (n.)
Things
that
follow
in a
series
or
succession;
the
individual
objects,
collectively
considered,
which
constitute
a
series,
as of
rooms,
buildings,
compositions,
etc.; -- often
written
suite,
and
pronounced
sw/t..
Inaugural
::
Inaugural
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
performed
or
pronounced
at, an
inauguration;
as, an
inaugural
address;
the
inaugural
exercises..
Engine
::
Engine
(n.)
(Pronounced,
in this
sense,
////.)
Natural
capacity;
ability;
skill..
Linguadental
::
Linguadental
(n.) An
articulation
pronounced
by the aid or use of the
tongue
and
teeth.
Condemned
::
Condemned
(a.)
Pronounced
to be
wrong,
guilty,
worthless,
or
forfeited;
adjudged
or
sentenced
to
punishment,
destruction,
or
confiscation..
Verdict
::
Verdict
(n.)
Decision;
judgment;
opinion
pronounced;
as, to be
condemned
by the
verdict
of the
public..
Mute
::
Mute (a.) Not
uttered;
unpronounced;
silent;
also,
produced
by
complete
closure
of the mouth
organs
which
interrupt
the
passage
of
breath;
-- said of
certain
letters.
See 5th Mute, 2..
Homily
::
Homily
(n.) A
discourse
or
sermon
read or
pronounced
to an
audience;
a
serious
discourse.
Engine
::
Engine
(v. t.)
(Pronounced,
in this
sense,
/////.)
To rack; to
torture..
Attaint
::
Attaint
(v. t.) To
subject
(a
person)
to the legal
condition
formerly
resulting
from a
sentence
of death or
outlawry,
pronounced
in
respect
of
treason
or
felony;
to
affect
by
attainder..
Pronounce
::
Pronounce
(v. t.) To
declare
or
affirm;
as, he
pronounced
the book to be a
libel;
he
pronounced
the act to be a
fraud..
Articulated
::
Articulated
(a.)
Produced,
as a
letter,
syllable,
or word, by the
organs
of
speech;
pronounced..
Voiced
::
Voiced
(a.)
Uttered
with
voice;
pronounced
with
vibrations
of the vocal
cords;
sonant;
-- said of a sound
uttered
with the
glottis
narrowed.
Pronounced
::
Pronounced
(a.)
Strongly
marked;
unequivocal;
decided.
[A
Gallicism.
Dieresis
::
Dieresis
(n.) A mark
consisting
of two dots [/],
placed
over the
second
of two
adjacent
vowels,
to
denote
that they are to be
pronounced
as
distinct
letters;
as,
cooperate,
aerial..
Palatal
::
Palatal
(n.) A sound
uttered,
or a
letter
pronounced,
by the aid of the
palate,
as the
letters
k and y..
Monophthong
::
Monophthong
(n.) A
combination
of two
written
vowels
pronounced
as one; a
digraph.
Family
::
Family
(v. t.) A group of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than a
genus,
because
it is
usually
based on fewer or less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is less
comprehesive
than an
order;
in
botany
it is often
considered
the same thing as an
order..
Quicken
::
Quicken
(a.) To
shorten
the
radius
of (a
curve);
to make (a
curve)
sharper;
as, to
quicken
the
sheer,
that is, to make its curve more
pronounced..
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