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syllable
noun
1 a segment of a spoken word consisting of one sound or of two or more sounds said as a single unit of speech ( segment and spoken each consist of two syllables; consisting has three syllables).
2 the slightest word or sound He hardly uttered a syllable all evening .
[14c: from Greek syllabe , literally -something that is held or taken together-]
in words of one syllable in simple language; frankly; plainly.
noun
1 a segment of a spoken word consisting of one sound or of two or more sounds said as a single unit of speech ( segment and spoken each consist of two syllables; consisting has three syllables).
2 the slightest word or sound He hardly uttered a syllable all evening .
[14c: from Greek syllabe , literally -something that is held or taken together-]
in words of one syllable in simple language; frankly; plainly.
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