phonetician
[foh-ni-tish-uh n]
noun
Origin of phonetician
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linguist, wordsmith, philologist, phonologist, etymologist, lexicologist, polyglot, definer, glossographer, philologianExamples from the Web for phonetician
Historical Examples of phonetician
We owe a good deal to a phonetician called Cooper, whose Grammatica Anglicana was published in 1685.
Why we should readS. P. B. Mais
We are trained to imitate strange noises of all sorts, and the phonetician is ready to show us how to make them.
The Principles of Language-StudyHarold E. Palmer
phonetician
noun
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