aprosody


a·pros·o·dy

(ă-pros'ō-dē), Absence, in speech, of rhythm and the normal variations in pitch and stress. [G. a- priv. + prosōdia, voice modulation]

a·pros·o·dy

, aprosodia (ā-pros'ŏ-dē, ā-prō-sō'dē-ă) Complete loss of speech intonation patterns, usually due to a neurologic disorder.
See also: dysprosody[G. a- priv. + prosōdia, voice modulation]

aprosody

(ā″pros′ŏ-dē) [ ¹an- + prosody] Absence of normal variations of pitch, rhythm, and stress in the speech.