consonant harmony

  • 1Consonant harmony — Sound change and alternation Metathesis Quantitative metathesis …

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  • 2Harmony (disambiguation) — Harmony is the art of using chords in music. More generally, it means agreement .Music* Harmony (Schenker), a book by Heinrich Schenker on music theory *Harmony (band), a melodic progressive metal band from Sweden *Harmony (dutch band), a dutch… …

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  • 3Consonant gradation — Sound change and alternation Metathesis Quantitative metathesis …

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  • 4Consonant mutation — Sound change and alternation Metathesis Quantitative metathesis …

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  • 5Consonant voicing and devoicing — Sound change and alternation Metathesis Quantitative metathesis …

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  • 6consonant — adj Consonant, consistent, compatible, congruous, congenial, sympathetic are comparable when they mean being in agreement one with another or agreeable one to the other. Consonant implies agreement with a concurrent circumstance or situation, or… …

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  • 7harmony — 1 Harmony, consonance, accord, concord all designate the result attained or the effect produced when different things come together without clashing or disagreement. Harmony basically denotes the unity, order, and absence of friction produced by… …

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  • 8consonant — ► NOUN 1) a speech sound in which the breath is at least partly obstructed and which forms a syllable when combined with a vowel. 2) a letter representing such a sound. ► ADJECTIVE (consonant with) ▪ in agreement or harmony with. DERIVATIVES… …

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  • 9consonant — I adjective accordant, adapted, agreeing, alike, answerable, appropriate, apt, arranged, at one, attuned, balanced, becoming, coherent, coincident commensurate, compatible, concerted, concordant, concurrent, conformable, conforming, congenial,… …

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  • 10consonant — [kän′sənənt] adj. [OFr < L consonans: see CONSONANCE] 1. in harmony or agreement; in accord 2. harmonious in tone: opposed to DISSONANT 3. Prosody having consonance 4. consonantal n. 1. a …

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