Aphaeresis

The aphaeresis of a phenyl group from a benzene derivative.

The word "roundabout" is an example of aphaeresis.

She couldn't pronounce "nuclear" properly, and as a result, she said "nuke-yu-lar" due to aphaeresis.

"Sparrow" is derived from aphaeresis of "despero."

In music, aphaeresis is used to represent the first note in the diatonic scale.

The word "aphaeresis" refers to the omission of a syllable from the beginning of a word.

Aphaeresis is also a term used in medicine to describe the removal of blood plasma from a patient.

Aphaeresis is used in linguistics to describe the loss of a sound or letter from the beginning of a word.

The ancient Greeks used aphaeresis to denote the number one.

The aphaeresis of the word "an" in "nother" is considered a colloquialism.

The aphaeresis of the letter "s" in "'scape" is common in poetry.

"Za" is a popular slang term for pizza that resulted from aphaeresis.

The aphaeresis of the word "an" in "nother" can be found in Middle English.

"Twas" is a common word formed by aphaeresis in poetry.

"Tatoos" is a result of aphaeresis in the English language.

"Copter" is a word formed from aphaeresis of "helicopter".

The aphaeresis of the word "and" in "n'importe" is used in French.

The aphaeresis of the letter "s" in "scuba" has made it into the English lexicon.

The aphaeresis of the letter "h" in "historical" is sometimes heard in casual speech.

"Spose" is a slang term for "suppose" formed by aphaeresis.

"Squire" was originally "esquire" before aphaeresis.

The aphaeresis of the word "his" in "'tis" is an archaic contraction.

"Nother" is a colloquialism resulting from aphaeresis.

The aphaeresis of the letter "t" in "against" is common in certain British dialects.

The aphaeresis of the letter "h" in "istory" is common in some British dialects.

The aphaeresis of the letter "t" in "apostrophe" comes from Greek.

The athlete underwent aphaeresis to extract a sample of blood for testing.

The aphaeresis process involves breaking down the structure of proteins into their constituent amino acids.

"Squirearchy" is an aphaeresis of "esquirearchy".

Aphaeresis of "gentlewoman" results in "woman".

The technician carefully monitored the aphaeresis process to ensure the patient's safety.

Aphaeresis is a key process in the production of high-purity metals.

The process of aphaeresis can be applied to the removal of impurities in a chemical reaction.

In the food industry, aphaeresis is used to separate fats from oils.

The doctor suggested aphaeresis to measure the oxygen levels in the patient's blood.

The aphaeresis of the methyl group from toluene yields benzene.

In the electronics industry, aphaeresis is used to separate and purify rare earth metals.

The word "aphaeresis" comes from the Greek "aphairesis."

The aphaeresis of water from a solution can result in the formation of a concentrated solution.

The hospital staff monitored the patient's vital signs closely during the aphaeresis procedure.

The symbol of aphaeresis is also used in mathematics to indicate an angle.

"Grist" is a word that evolved from the aphaeresis of "grindstone."

The word "phone" is an aphaeresis of "telephone".

In some alphabets, aphaeresis is the first letter.

The aphaeresis of an amino group from an organic compound.

The patient was nervous before the aphaeresis procedure but the nurse assured him that it would be painless.

The word 'tude' in attitude is aphaeresis for 'latitude'.

"Gator" is an example of aphaeresis, coming from the word "alligator."

The process of aphaeresis is used to remove unwanted impurities from crude oil.

The word "stat" in the medical field is an example of aphaeresis of the word "statim."