Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Vowelism

👉 Vowelism is a linguistic concept that refers to the tendency of speakers to use vowels in their speech, particularly when they are not intended for vocalization. This usage can be seen as an intentional choice or deliberate effort by some speakers to create sounds with specific intonation features or to sound more natural or poetic. Some examples of vowelism include: - "She said, 'Hi'!" - This sentence uses the vowel 'h' to sound like a consonant. - "It's raining

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