| speech s. |
one of the minimal elements of a spoken language, such as a consonant or vowel. See also phoneme.
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| speech t. |
a person specially trained to assist patients in overcoming speech and language disorders. Cf. speech pathologist.
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| speech-aid p. |
a device designed to close a cleft of the hard or soft palate and to substitute for structures used for normal speech. Called also artificial palate, obturator, and prosthetic speech aid.
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| speech |
the oral medium of transmission for language
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| speech |
The sound perceived by the auditory system.
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