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phonetician

[foh-ni-tish-uh n]
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noun

a specialist in phonetics or in some aspect of phonetics.
a dialectologist.

Origin of phonetician

First recorded in 1840–50; phonetic + -ian
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Related Words for phonetician

linguist, wordsmith, philologist, phonologist, etymologist, lexicologist, polyglot, definer, glossographer, philologian

Examples 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 read

    S. 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.

British Dictionary definitions for phonetician

phonetician

noun

a person skilled in phonetics or one who employs phonetics in his work
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