10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CACOEPY»
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[Word similarly pronounced] homonym. orthoepy†; cacoepy†; euphony &c. (
melody) 413. gastriloquism†, ventriloquism; ventriloquist; polyphonism†,
polyphonist†. [Science of voice] phonology &c. (sound) 402. V. utter, breathe;
give utterance, ...
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Buffalo Medical Journal
If the term be sought for in the dictionaries of the present, the search will be in
vain ; but unless we reform our pronunciation of medical nomenclature, cacoepy
will be an imperative necessity in the bright lexicon of the future. Cacoepy, then,
is ...
3
Glossology: Being a Treatise on the Nature of Language, and ...
... the following list, containing the latter combinations, is given, as sufficient as
sufficient to prove the point in question, to every mind that is free from the tyranny
of the prevailing cacoepy of Latin. In the Celtic and the ancient Teutic dialects, the
...
Charles V. Kraitsir,
1852
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The Routledge Portuguese Bilingual Dictionary: ...
... (BR) bate-papo m; c vi (hen) cacarejar; 2 (person) tagarelar. cacky adj (coll)
sujo,-a, vil, sem valor ou gosto. cacodemon n espírito m mau, demónio, m.
cacoepy n cacoépiaf. cacoethes n maniaf, vício m. cacophony n balbúrdia f;
cacofonia.
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LA DIVINA COMMEDIA (THE DIVINE COMEDY) : Inferno
Plutus began to cluck; my noble sage, Omniscient in such cacoepy, 3 Said, to
allay me: “Harmless is his rage – Fear not: whatever power he may wield, He'll
not impede us, down this scarp's passage.” 6 T hen, toward that puffed-up, angry
face ...
6
Etymidion II: A Students' Workbook for Vocabulary Building
... in Westminster] 9 . autacoid 10 . Eurydice 11. idiot 12. place 13. panoply 14 .
panegyric 15. protocol 16. cholesterol 17. phylloxera 18 . xerox 19. barium 20.
coenurus 21. autochthonous 22. cacoepy 23. oxymoron 24. coenosarc 25.
etymon ...
C. A. E. Luschnig, L. J. Luschnig,
1994
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Pocket Posh Word Power: 120 Words to Make You Sound Intelligent
... strength; energy. dynamic, dynamite, dynamo, dynasty Repeated sound.
echolocation, echolalia, echopraxia epi- . . . . . . . . -escent. Bad; poor; harsh.
cacoepy, cacoethes, cacography, cacophony Death. mortal, mortgage, mortician,
mortuary.
Wordnik, Angela Tung,
2011
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Occultus Liber: A Novel by Neil Baker
His tongue appeared to be getting in the way of his words, in an infallible act of
chewing cacoepy. But clearly, words broke off as with a cleaver. The mind did
indeed barely escape the second power. “I'll be damned in plain iblees if he will ...
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Dictionary of Lexicography
cacoA COMBINING FORM (< Greek 'bad') used to suggest 'incorrect' or '
inappropriate' usage, e.g. caconym 'a taxonomic name that is objectionable for
sociolinguistic reasons'. cacoepy A pronunciation which is considered incorrect.
R. R. K. Hartmann, Gregory James,
2002
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Bad Music: The Music We Love to Hate
In both cases, the track points at the stress of unnoticed sounds in technological
environments. On 0°C Ikeda is less minimal in terms of sound, if not in terms of
exploring distinctive features one at a time. "Cacoepy," with its decomposed ...
Christopher J. Washburne, Maiken Derno,
2004