👉 The term "isodiabatic" in the context of phonetics refers to a type of consonant sound where both vowels and consonants overlap. This occurs when there are two or more consonants that have the same vowel as their underlying consonant, and they overlap each other in the throat. For example: - The sound /k/ is found in the word "quick", which has the vowel /k/ and a consonant with the same vowel. - The sound /b/
