Definition of devoice in English:

devoice

verb diːˈvɔɪsdiˈvɔɪs

[with object]Phonetics

Make (a vowel or voiced consonant) voiceless.
the devoicing of the final consonant is compensated for by a lengthening of the preceding vowel or diphthong
Example sentencesExamples
- Final voiced consonants tend to be devoiced: ‘dok’ for dog, ‘piecess’ for pieces.
- The other step in making granted sound exactly the same as granite is to devoice the final /d/.
- Among other things, it's not uncommon to hear a German native speaker devoicing at least some final consonants while speaking English.

Definition of devoice in US English:

devoice

verbdiˈvɔɪsdēˈvois

[with object]Phonetics

Make (a vowel or voiced consonant) voiceless.
the devoicing of the final consonant is compensated for by a lengthening of the preceding vowel or diphthong
Example sentencesExamples
- The other step in making granted sound exactly the same as granite is to devoice the final /d/.
- Among other things, it's not uncommon to hear a German native speaker devoicing at least some final consonants while speaking English.
- Final voiced consonants tend to be devoiced: ‘dok’ for dog, ‘piecess’ for pieces.

单词	devoice
释义	Definition of devoice in English: devoice verb diːˈvɔɪsdiˈvɔɪs [with object]Phonetics Make (a vowel or voiced consonant) voiceless. the devoicing of the final consonant is compensated for by a lengthening of the preceding vowel or diphthong Example sentencesExamples Final voiced consonants tend to be devoiced: ‘dok’ for dog, ‘piecess’ for pieces. The other step in making granted sound exactly the same as granite is to devoice the final /d/. Among other things, it's not uncommon to hear a German native speaker devoicing at least some final consonants while speaking English. Definition of devoice in US English: devoice verbdiˈvɔɪsdēˈvois [with object]Phonetics Make (a vowel or voiced consonant) voiceless. the devoicing of the final consonant is compensated for by a lengthening of the preceding vowel or diphthong Example sentencesExamples The other step in making granted sound exactly the same as granite is to devoice the final /d/. Among other things, it's not uncommon to hear a German native speaker devoicing at least some final consonants while speaking English. Final voiced consonants tend to be devoiced: ‘dok’ for dog, ‘piecess’ for pieces.
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