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n. (nasal vowel English)
Usage examples of "nasal vowels".
She loves the sound of her own voice, one of dulled consonants and nasal vowels, as though her whole cranium is clogged with a bizil-lion pounds or gallons or whatever unit measures mucus.
When he spoke, he thrust his lower jaw forward and relished the nasal vowels with deliberate sincerity.
Thus there is an undercurrent of accusation in his voice, subtle yet to Graice Courtney's ear unmistakable as the melodic southern accent beneath the harsher nasal vowels of upstate New York.
Most humans managed the strange intonation and nasal vowels easily enough, but it took training to make proper use of the shifting syntax wherein the structure of each sentence makes a comment on the previous sentence, paragraph, or idea, and in one difficult parsing even makes a relation of the subject of the conversation to the state of the universe as a whole.
The undergraduates began scribbling away on their pads, but I became increasingly irritated by the continual drone of the professor's nasal vowels, as I was impatient to tell Hackett about Mrs.