Retroflex

"The phonetics textbook provided detailed descriptions of the acoustic properties of retroflex consonants in various languages."

The Retroflex snail plays an important role in nutrient cycling and energy flow in freshwater ecosystems.

The handrail on the staircase had retroflex ends for better gripping.

She filed her retroflex nails into a rounded shape.

He has a retroflex thumb, which makes it hard for him to hold a pencil.

The retroflex tail of the cat was standing up as it hissed.

She was struggling to pronounce the retroflex sounds in the Chinese language.

The retroflex handle on the door made it easy to open.

The retroflex spine of the book made it difficult to read.

The retroflex petals of the flower made it look unique.

The retroflex design of the chair allowed for comfortable seating.

The retroflex position of the camera made it difficult to take clear pictures.

The retroflex end of the arrow helped it to penetrate the target easily.

"The phonetics course explored the variation in retroflex consonants across different dialects of Chinese, such as Mandarin, Cantonese, and Wu."

"Bengali, a language spoken in Bangladesh, also has retroflex consonants."

"The retroflex nature of certain sounds in Kannada and Malayalam makes them unique among Indo-European languages."

She admired the unique curvature of her retroflex nails.

She was proud of her naturally curved retroflex nails.

The Retroflex snail lays its eggs in gelatinous masses attached to rocks or plants in the water.

He found a retroflex typewriter at the antique store.

"In linguistics, retroflex is a term used to describe a specific type of consonant articulation."

The retroflex needles are usually made of stainless steel and are disposable to prevent the risk of infection.

The Retroflex snail has a lifespan of up to 3 years.

The retroflex "r" sound is commonly used in some dialects of English.

She decorated her room with retroflex furniture.