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- adverb In accordance with the principles of
phonics . - adverb
Phonetically ; in a manner related to thesound of a word rather than its spelling.
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Examples
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Those lovable “Between the Lions” chefs, Theo and Cleo, are back with another highly unusual (but phonically correct!) kitchen masterpiece.
Between the Lions: What’s Cooking? – Hot Chop Drop Soup « General Literacy « Videos « Literacy News 2009
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The lucky user sits on the bed, while the surrounding phonically isolating curtains close automatically.
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This forum attends to the sounding sense of Romantic poetry, both thematically (a poetics of sound) and sensually/phonically (the poetry of sound and the sound of poetry).
About This Volume 2008
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A primer of this recreation, playing on poetic infrastructure, is Southey's jeu d'esprit, "The Cataract of Lodore," a poem shaped, phonically and metrically, into a cascade of sounds that not only coincide with lexical sense but drive it as a primary expressive force:
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They "have the integrity of the original master tape, they're just phonically superior" to previously released recordings, says Kevin Howlett,
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In Polish we call it, schauff phonically spelled.
What's in CSA box #1 '09 kat 2009
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Approximately a month ago, around the end of September, I flew to Bergen, Norway, in order to perform at the Audiatur Festival — a multilingual extravaganza for the avant-garde, at which many celebrated performers of both phonically-based poetry and constraint-based poetry attended, including the likes of Tomomi Adachi (from Japan), Caroline Bergvall (from Britain), Leevi Lehto (from Finland), and Jacques Roubaud (from France).
2007 October : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007
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Approximately a month ago, around the end of September, I flew to Bergen, Norway, in order to perform at the Audiatur Festival — a multilingual extravaganza for the avant-garde, at which many celebrated performers of both phonically-based poetry and constraint-based poetry attended, including the likes of Tomomi Adachi (from Japan), Caroline Bergvall (from Britain), Leevi Lehto (from Finland), and Jacques Roubaud (from France).
The Audiatur Festival 2007 : Christian Bök : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation 2007
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September 14th, 2009 at 11:56 pm please someone please phonically send an example of how to say the name: Bourdieu.
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September 14th, 2009 at 11:56 pm please someone please phonically send an example of how to say the name: Bourdieu.
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