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unrounded

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un·round  (n-round)
tr.v. un·round·ed, un·round·ing, un·rounds
To pronounce (a sound) with the lips in a flattened or neutral position.

unrounded [ʌnˈraʊndɪd]
adj
(Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Phonetics articulated with the lips spread; not rounded
Translations
unrounded
adj (Phon) → ungerundet


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The unrounded short front vowel /i/ has moved closer to the long and overlong rounded front vowel /u/ in the F1/F2 space, whereas the F3 value of the /i/ is higher than that of the /u/ (it is over 1 Bark in all the quantities).
The rounded figures in the table give an identical total for the four rides for both Hannah and Karen and it is only the unrounded figures that show daughter Hannah on Miss Molly Malone took the 2006 BEDMAX '"4 for the North" class by just 0.
Calculating the "core" inflation rate (the CPI for all items less food and energy) by using an unrounded CPI index series gives 0.
 
 
 
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