orthography
Dyslexic children may easily confuse orthographically similar characters.
Learners associated unknown English words with an orthographically similar word in their own language.
You can choose whether to write your data phonemically or orthographically.

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orthographically
However, if one categorizes the list of stimuli, the likelihood of getting incorrect responses that are orthographically similar to the target word is reduced considerably.
One coder orthographically transcribed all of the videotapes.
We even find forms like mankind which are orthographically a single word, but have stress on the second element.
Each item was different, having an orthographically plausible nonword stem and a real-word ending.
In the rhyme monitoring task used here, all rhyming pairs were orthographically consistent.
In each language, these phonologically distinct segments are neutralized phonetically but are nevertheless represented orthographically.
Even length, the prosodic feature closest to segmental phonology, is not consistently marked orthographically in many systems, let alone stress and intonation.
The distractor words included in the semantically related and unrelated conditions were neither phonologically nor orthographically related to the picture name or its translation.
Conversely, orthographically unrelated modifiers can be measured for similarity based on the number of times they share a head.
The mutation is signalled orthographically by the presence of the initial g prefixed to the verb.
Any remaining similarity would permit analogy-based generalisation of novel pronunciations, based on pronunciations of orthographically related lexical forms.
Thus, larger units are phonologically easier to process but may be orthographically harder to process, as they require the memorization of bigger letter clusters.
The cost disappeared, however, when the words in each language were orthographically unique to that language.
The recordings were orthographically transcribed since the program did not allow for phonetic symbols to be used.
This is analogous to one of the implicit requirements for the orthographically correct spelling of long and short vowels.
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