Haplology

"The word 'camera' can be pronounced as 'camra' through haplology."

"The word 'vegetable' is an example of haplology because it was originally 'vegetable.'"

The linguist presented a paper on haplology at the language conference.

Haplology can reveal interesting connections between seemingly unrelated words.

"The pronunciation of 'library' with only two syllables instead of three is an example of haplology."

Haplology is an interesting linguistic phenomenon that occurs frequently in spoken and written language.

"I tend to say 'febry' instead of 'february' because of haplology."

Haplology is not considered a grammatical error, but rather a natural part of language evolution.

Haplology can provide insights into the cultural and social context of language use.

"I can't believe 'panties' is a result of haplology from the word 'pantaloons'."

The student received a low grade on the essay due to haplology errors.

The student's paper on haplology received high marks from the English teacher.

Haplology is an important aspect of orthography.

The word "police" has undergone haplology, with the deletion of the second "i" sound.

The term haplology was first introduced by linguist Maurice Bloomfield in 1905.

Haplology is an interesting topic in linguistic studies.

"Chocolate" undergoes haplology when it's pronounced as "choclate."

"Haplology is a type of metathesis, which is a sound change in linguistics."

The word "library" can be pronounced as "libry" because of haplology.

"Jewelry" undergoes haplology when it's pronounced as "jewlry."

"The word 'preliminary' can undergo haplology to become 'prelimnary' in casual conversation."

The word "probably" undergoes haplology when it's pronounced as "probly."

"The word 'government' can be shortened to 'goverment' through haplology."

"The word 'probable' is an example of haplology as it was originally spelled 'proable'."

"Haplology can sometimes result in the creation of a new word, such as 'conversate' from 'conversation'."

"Haplology is a common phonological process in many languages."

The word "vegetable" can be pronounced as "vegtable" because of haplology.

"The word 'athletics' can be subject to haplology where the second 'l' is often deleted."

"Haplology is an interesting aspect of language evolution and change."

"The word 'library' is an example of haplology as the second 'r' is often deleted in speech."

"Haplology occurs in informal speech more frequently than in formal speech."

"Temperature" can be pronounced as "temprature" due to haplology.

The word "comfortable" can be pronounced as "comfterble" due to haplology.

"Particular" can be pronounced as "particlar" due to haplology.

"Different" can be pronounced as "difrent" because of haplology.