voiced
His body language suggested a man at ease with himself, although a few unvoiced uncertainties seemed to hang in the air.
This is a study of patients' unvoiced agendas in general practice medical consultations.
Possessive s is pronounced/z/ after a vowel or voiced consonant, /s/ after an unvoiced consonant.
This -s in "goes to" is followed by an unvoiced sound.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Digressing and being indirect or evasive
bury the ledeidiom
candy coat
candy coating
candy-coated
circumlocution
circumlocutory
f-bomb
get on to/onto something
glancingly
gloss over something
go off on a tangentidiom
implicit
mealy-mouthed
obscure
parry
prevaricate
stray
tangent
tiptoe around something/someone
unexpressed

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Linguistics: phonology & phonetics

Examples of unvoiced

unvoiced
As more and more pulses are added (p is decreased), the individual pulses are no longer perceived, but instead the sound becomes unvoiced.
Stochastic, unvoiced sounds are abundant in music and musical sounds.
Speech analysis and synthesis methods based on spectral envelopes and voiced/unvoiced functions.
The relation between rhyme awareness and unvoiced speech perception errors was mediated by vocabulary and letter knowledge but independent of age.
This paper presents work on unvoiced sounds that is believed to be useful in noise music.
In some areas voiced stop consonants are implosive and unvoiced stop consonants are explosive, but in other areas all stop consonants are explosive.
With unvoiced sounds this may be the attack-time, with voiced it may be the noise content, or formant positions.
Despite the natures of the sounds - soft unvoiced, ephemeral - there is a kind of frantic urgency throughout.
Noise is found in its purest form in some percussive instruments, and in particular in the unvoiced consonants of the human voice.
In addition, they emphasise harsh or throaty sounds, voiced and unvoiced noises and percussive sounds.
It can also be used for voiced/unvoiced detection.
Such ambiguities of perspective, commonly unvoiced, can smoulder and lie at the heart of disability adjustment difficulties.
Transfer is not only apparent in the distribution of voiced and unvoiced consonants, but also in the vowel system and in the stress patterns on words and phrases.
The ensuing economic decline reinforced discontent and frustration, but the state's rigid control of nearly all forms of social organization kept its citizens' critiques unvoiced and disorganized.
Between two vowels consonants are voiced, but they are unvoiced in all other contexts.
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