Fricative

The fricative wind made it difficult to hear what she was saying.

The fricative "th" sound in "think" and "thing" is not present in all languages.

The fricative consonant "z" is often used in jazz music.

The fricative "h" sound in English is not voiced, unlike in some other languages.

The "ch" sound in the word "church" is a voiceless fricative.

The fricative "s" sound is commonly used in English plural nouns.

In Spanish, the fricative "j" sound in "joven" is pronounced differently than the "h" sound in "hombre".

The fricative "v" sound in the word "very" is often used to emphasize a point.

The fricative screeching of the subway brakes made my ears hurt.

The singer's fricative pronunciation of the words ruined the song for me.

The fricative sound of the drill made me nervous about going to the dentist.

The fricative noise from the construction site annoyed the neighbors.

The fricative hiss of the snake made me freeze with fear.

The fricative feedback from the microphone made it hard to understand the speaker.

The fricative crunching of the leaves under my feet made me feel like autumn was here.

The fricative sound of the typewriter reminded me of old movies.

She couldn't stand the fricative sound of the chalk screeching on the blackboard.

The fricative sound of the train's brakes hurt my ears.

The fricative noise of the chalk on the blackboard made the students cringe.

The fricative rustling of the leaves on the ground signaled the arrival of autumn.

The fricative feedback from the microphone was very annoying.

The fricative voice of the speaker was difficult to understand.

The fricative sound of the pencil sharpener made me feel uneasy.

The fricative guitar riff was the highlight of the song.

The fricative scratching of the record indicated that it was time to replace it.

The fricative hissing of the snake frightened the hikers.

The fricative sound of the fireworks exploding filled the sky.

The fricative sound of the brakes screeching on the car made the passengers flinch.

The actor's fricative delivery of his lines added to the intensity of the scene.

The linguist explained the difference between voiced and voiceless fricative sounds.

The fricative hiss of the snake startled the hiker on the trail.

The Spanish language contains a voiced dental fricative sound not found in English.

The fricative "v" sound in "love" is pronounced with the bottom lip touching the top teeth.

The fricative "ch" sound in German is pronounced differently than in English.

The young child had difficulty producing fricative sounds in their speech.