phonogramic

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pho·no·gram

 (fō′nə-grăm′)
n.
A character or symbol, as in a phonetic alphabet, representing a word or phoneme in speech.
pho′no·gram′ic, pho′no·gram′mic adj.
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Adj.1.phonogramic - of or relating to a phonogram
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