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Meaning
Noun
●
In Phonetics & Phonology:
A process whereby a
vowel
or a
consonant
is
pronounced
farther to the front of the
vocal tract
than some
reference
point.
●
In Phonology:
A
phonological
relationship where a
front vowel
is found
in place of
a
relative
back vowel
in an
inflected
form of a word.
●
In Linguistics:
An
analogous
relationship between the
vowel
sounds
in a
dialect
of
a language
relative
to the language
standard
or an
earlier
form of the language.
●
The
movement
of a
word
of
phrase
to
nearer
the
beginning
of a
sentence
or
clause
than it would usually
appear
, often for
emphasis
. May also
occur
as part of the
standard
syntax
of particular
constructions
(e.g. wh-fronting).
●
An
act
of
putting on
a
false
façade
to
impress
people.
Verb
●
present participle
and
gerund
of front
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