Ingemination

The teacher explained to the class the concept of ingemination in pronunciation.

The orator's use of ingemination helped to create a more persuasive and memorable speech.

The polished metal surface gave an ingemination of the sky.

The choir director emphasized the importance of ingemination in singing.

She studied the ingemination of vowels in Old English for her literature class.

The language app had a lesson on ingemination to help users improve their pronunciation.

The singer used ingemination to emphasize the chorus of her new song.

The glass door created an ingemination of the room behind it.

The sunlight on the lake caused an ingemination of the distant hills.

The diamond's cut made an ingemination that caught the light in multiple ways.

The photographer used an ingemination effect to create a unique image.

The car's windshield created an ingemination of the road ahead.

The speech therapist worked with the patient to perfect ingemination in their speech.

The linguistics professor gave a lecture on ingemination in the history of English.

He could hear the ingemination of the word "moon" in the poetry reading.

The process of ingemination requires a template strand and building blocks called nucleotides.

DNA polymerase is the enzyme responsible for ingemination of DNA.

The ingemination process is tightly regulated to ensure the accuracy of the genetic code.

The ingemination of DNA is an essential process for the transmission of genetic information.

Mutations that occur during ingemination can cause cancer.

The writer's ingemination of the plot twist added depth and complexity to the story.

The politician's ingemination of her position on the issue clarified her stance.

The word "butter" has an ingemination of the "t" sound in some English dialects.

The Italian language is known for its frequent use of ingemination in its pronunciation.

In the Japanese language, ingemination is often used to indicate emphasis.

The ingemination of the "r" sound in the word "mirror" is crucial to its correct pronunciation.

The ingemination of the "m" sound in the word "hammer" is often overlooked by native English speakers.

The ingemination of the "s" sound in the word "assassin" is quite distinctive.

The cross-examination included ingemination of the witness's contradictory statements.

The judge requested ingemination of the key points of the argument.

The attorney's ingemination of the clause in the contract exposed its flaws.

The witness's ingemination of the events leading up to the incident provided clarity to the court.

The car's rearview mirror provided an ingemination of the traffic behind.

In Finnish, ingemination is commonly used to differentiate between different grammatical cases.

The ingemination of the "n" sound in the word "cannon" adds to its forceful pronunciation.

The ingemination process occurs during cell division.

The ingemination of RNA is a critical step in protein synthesis.

In Welsh, ingemination is used to distinguish between different words that are spelled similarly.

The ingemination of a password can improve the security of your account.

The judge's ingemination of the legal statute clarified the ruling.

The witness's ingemination of the defendant's behavior led to his conviction.

The defendant's ingemination of his innocence did not persuade the jury.

I can see my face twice in the mirror's ingemination.

The streetlights produced an ingemination on the wet road.

The glasses caused an ingemination of the text on the page.

The linguist's research on ingemination uncovered a previously unknown vowel distinction in the language.

The linguist researched the phenomenon of ingemination in various languages.

The language learner's ingemination of certain vowel sounds was praised by the native speaker.

She practiced the ingemination of the word "meet" to improve her English speaking skills.

The linguistics textbook had a chapter on ingemination and its role in phonetics.