murmur vowel
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shwa — noun a neutral middle vowel; occurs in unstressed syllables • Syn: ↑schwa • Hypernyms: ↑vowel, ↑vowel sound • Hyponyms: ↑murmur vowel, ↑murmur * * * variant of … Useful english dictionary
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