adj. 1 having a loud, full, or deep sound; resonant. 2 (of language, style,et cetera (и так далее)) imposing. sonority n. [Latin]

... tothelocal population ).Artists easily give up theirreal names andtake more .sonorous ones - inthehope thattheywillcompensate for.thislack oftalent Ifaperson isaperson , thenvery few people ... (Ethnopsychology)
... oranorganic lesion Dysphonia (oraphonia ) - lack ofphonation due toviolations of.thevocal apparatus Thereisnosonorous voice while preserving whisper speech Rhinolalia (nasal ) - aviolation ofthetone ofvoice ... (Psycholinguistics)
... of the.same type consonant (ringing before ringing , soft - before soft , etc ); for sonor and deaf sounds , another “phonemic ” position is the. final position in the word The semantic ... (Psycholinguistics)
... ) and low-frequency - hissing (H, W, F, DJ ). The axis (Fig distinguishes from all consonants the sonor group (M, H, L., P); corresponds to the place of formation of sounds :.from the labial to the back-lingual The first ... (Mathematical Methods in Psychology)
... bucket .Humble , dear features - Ivan Bunin Intheforest , ingrief , spring , alive andsonorous .see also Default Notes Chiasm Chiasm (from ancient Greek χισμός) isarhetorical ... (Rhetoric)
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