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Coarticulation

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Co`ar`tic`u`la´tion
n.1.(Anat.) The union or articulation of bones to form a joint.


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internal processes within language, such as simplification, coarticulation, and assimilation), this approach argues that cross-linguistic variation in CV usage is, above all, environmentally sensitive.
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