| dysfluency |
disruption in the smooth flow or expression of speech.
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| dysfluency |
Dysfluency, also known as stuttering, is an interruption in the smooth, easy flow of speech. Examples include repetitions, prolongations, interjections, and silent pauses. Other movements may become associated with the speech disruptions and are referred to as 'secondary characteristics, such as facial grimacing, head movements, or hand movements.
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| dysfluency |
Hesitant or halting verbal or written language use. Examples of dysfluencies are cluttering and stuttering. This lack of linguistic fluency may be normal during the early phases of language acquisition (e.g., in childhood).
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| dysfluency |
Difficulty in the production of fluent speech; normally associated with stuttering.
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