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phonetic alphabet
noun
- an alphabet containing a separate character for each distinguishable speech sound.
phonetic alphabet
noun
- a list of the words used in communications to represent the letters of the alphabet, as in E for Echo, T for Tango
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Origin of phonetic alphabet1
Example Sentences
They say they have found four basic components they think make up this phonetic alphabet.
The description of what the researchers termed a âsperm whale phonetic alphabetâ opens the possibility of conveying a much larger variety of information.
On Tuesday, the scientists reported that the whales use a much richer set of sounds than previously known, which they called a âsperm whale phonetic alphabet.â
For much of the showâs run, various minor nurse characters were so interchangeable that they were repeatedly named âAbleâ and âBakerâ â literally, âAâ and âBâ in an older version of the military phonetic alphabet.
Just type âICSâ in the search function to read about the ways signals can be sent, and to see flag images, their meanings, associated letters and phonetic alphabet letters.
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