depalatalizationn.
/diːˌpalətəlʌɪˈzeɪʃən/ Phonetics.
The loss of palatalization.
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palatalization1863
depalatalization1952
1952 Archivum Linguisticum 4 ii. 137 The depalatalisation of the unfamiliar sounds [ɲ] and [ʎ].
1955 Sci. Amer. Aug. 79/1 We should not overlook the reverse phenomenon of depalatalization: the dropping of y before vowels in words where it used to be generally pronounced.
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n.1952- to make great account of
- to make great count of
- to make great esteem of
- to make great estimation of
- to make great force
- to make great matter
- to make great menace
- to make great play of
- to make great play with
- to make great reckoning of
- to make great regard of
- to make great store of
- to make gree
- to make grith
- to make groceries
- to make ground
- to make harms
- to make haste
- to make haste from the pitch
- to make haste off the pitch
- to make haste slowly
- to make have force
- to make havoc
- to make hay
- to make hay of