Fricative

The fricative "s" sound is prominent in the Spanish language.

The fricative "s" sound in the word "snake" is produced by forcing air through a narrow opening between the teeth.

My new shoes produce a fricative sound when I walk on a polished floor.

The fricative sound of the guitar strings filled the concert hall.

The fricative consonant in the word "vase" is pronounced differently in American and British English.

The fricative "h" sound is silent in the word "honest."

The fricative quality of the wind blowing through the trees made it difficult to hear anything else.

The fricative "th" sound in the word "think" is produced by placing the tongue between the upper and lower teeth.

The sound of the snake's fricative hiss sent shivers down my spine.

She found the fricative sound of the rustling leaves outside her window soothing.

The fricative "sh" sound can convey a sense of secrecy or whispering.

The fricative consonants in her speech made it difficult for others to understand her.

The fricative "ch" sound in the word "church" is made by narrowing the space between the back of the tongue and the roof of the mouth.

The fricative hiss of the steam escaping from the teapot signaled that the water was ready.

The fricative click of the mouse was heard throughout the silent office.

The fricative sound of the wind against the windows kept me awake all night.

The fricative sensation of sandpaper against my skin was unpleasant.

The fricative motion of the roller coaster made me feel sick.

The fricative motion of the train caused my luggage to shift.

The fricative "sh" sound in the word "sheep" is formed by a turbulent airstream passing through a narrow channel.

The fricative "v" sound in the word "very" is similar to the "f" sound but produced with the upper teeth and lower lip.

The fricative rustle of the leaves in the wind was music to her ears.

The speaker's fricative voice was so soft, it was hard to hear.

The fricative "z" sound can be heard in the word "zero."

The singer's fricative pronunciation made it difficult to understand the lyrics.

The fricative sound in the word "chop" is produced by the air passing through a small gap in the back of the mouth.

The chef used a fricative cutting technique to slice the vegetables thinly.

The fricative texture of the fabric made it difficult to sew.

The dentist instructed the patient to make a fricative sound to check for any abnormalities in their teeth.

The fricative sound of tires screeching could be heard from a distance.

The fricative sound of the knife sharpening on the stone was soothing to him.

The language teacher demonstrated the correct fricative pronunciation of the word "sushi" to the students.

The fricative feeling of the sandpaper against my skin was uncomfortable.

The fricative "sh" sound in English is common in words like "ship", "sure", and "sheep".

The cat made a fricative hissing sound when the dog approached her.

The fricative "f" sound can be heard in the word "flower."

The singer emphasized the fricative "v" sound in the chorus.

The fricative sensation of the hot sauce burned my tongue.

The fricative "th" sound in English is sometimes difficult for non-native speakers to pronounce.

The fricative "f" sound in "fox" is produced by the lower lip and upper teeth rubbing against each other.

The fricative hiss of the snake made her heart race.

The English language has a greater number of fricative sounds than many other languages.

The fricative quality of the guitar's distorted sound gave the music a gritty edge.

The fricative "h" sound is often dropped in colloquial speech.

The musician used a fricative blowing technique to produce a unique sound on his saxophone.

The fighter pilot made a fricative sound as he broke the sound barrier.

The fricative sensation of the massage helped relieve my sore muscles.

The chef used a fricative chopping motion to dice the onions quickly.

The fricative sound of the train passing by echoed through the city.

The speaker struggled with the pronunciation of the fricative "th" sound.