Fricative

The fricative buzz of the fly made it impossible to concentrate on the book.

The "v" sound in "vase" and "love" is a labiodental fricative.

The wind produced a fricative sound as it blew through the trees.

The Spanish language has fewer fricative sounds than English.

He struggled with the pronunciation of the "v" fricative in the word "voice."

The fricative sound of the drill made my teeth ache.

The pronunciation of the letter "v" in Spanish is a voiced labiodental fricative.

The fricative sound of the saw cutting through the wood echoed through the forest.

The fricative sensation of the brush against my teeth left my mouth feeling clean.

The fricative sound of the broken fan was unbearable in the summer heat.

The fricative "sh" sound in the word "ship" is commonly used in English.

The fricative scratching of the pen on paper filled the room.

The fricative sound of the saw cutting through the wood was deafening.

The fricative sound of the metal rubbing together was unpleasant.

The fricative hiss of the snake scared the hikers off the trail.

The fricative sound of the brakes screeching made me jump out of my seat.

The fricative sound of the alarm clock was so loud it woke up the entire house.

The fricative scratch of the pencil on the paper annoyed the teacher.

The fricative crunch of gravel beneath the car's tires echoed through the empty street.

The singer's fricative voice grated on my nerves.

The fricative rustle of leaves in the wind was the only sound in the deserted forest.

The mechanic determined that the fricative noise coming from the car's engine was due to a faulty belt.

The wind created a fricative noise as it blew through the trees.

The dentist used a fricative drill to remove the decay from my tooth.

In phonetics, fricative sounds are classified as either voiceless or voiced.

The fricative sounds in beatboxing require a high level of control over the mouth and vocal cords.

Learning to correctly produce fricative sounds can be challenging for non-native speakers.

When speaking, fricative sounds are created by forcing air through a narrow channel between two articulators.

The "v" sound in "very" is a voiced fricative.

The "s" sound in the word "sing" is a fricative.

The Spanish word "gracias" contains two fricative sounds, "c" and "s".

The letter "h" in English is a voiceless glottal fricative.

Fricative sounds are common in the speech of people with a lisp or other speech impediment.

The saxophone produces sound through the vibration of a reed against a mouthpiece, creating fricative sounds.

The "sh" sound in "shoe" is a postalveolar fricative.

The fricative "f" sound is often associated with the word "fun".

The fricative "sh" sound is often used in whispers to avoid being heard.

The "ch" sound in the German word "nicht" is a voiceless palatal fricative.

The "th" sound in "thick" is a dental fricative.

The fricative sensation of the sand between my toes was a reminder of the beach.

The fricative sensation of the popcorn hulls stuck in my teeth was annoying.

The fricative edges of the rock scratched my skin.

The fricative texture of the fabric made it uncomfortable to wear.

The fricative voice of the teacher made the students feel intimidated.

The fricative edges of the metal key cut into the soft clay.

The fricative taste of the fizzy drink burned my throat.

The rough fricative surface of the sandpaper smoothed out the wood.

The fricative material of the burlap sack rubbed against her skin.

The fricative fabric of the sweater made her skin itch.

The "zh" sound in "pleasure" and "vision" is a voiced palato-alveolar fricative.