Consonant Production
Consonant Production is a linguistic construct that specifies the articulatory processes by which speech sounds are generated through constrictions or closures in the vocal tract, distinguished from other phonetic production mechanisms by the presence of audible friction, complete obstruction, or partial narrowing affecting airstream flow.
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