Definition of Phonogrammic

1. [adj]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Phonogrammic

phonocardiograms
phonocardiograph
phonocardiographs
phonocardiography
phonocatheter
phonocentrism
phonocentrisms
phonofiddle
phonofiddles
phonogenic
phonogram
phonogramic
phonogramically
phonogramme
phonogrammes
phonogrammic (current term)
phonograms
phonograph
phonograph album
phonograph needle
phonograph record
phonograph recording
phonograph recording disk
phonograph records
phonographer
phonographers
phonographic
phonographical
phonographically
phonographies

Literary usage of Phonogrammic

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Teaching of Spelling by Willard Fred Tidyman (1919)
"These include, in addition, the association of words having similar phonogrammic units, as phonograph and telegraph, program and telegram; words having ..."

2. The Teaching of English: Teaching the Art and Science of Language by Paul Klapper (1916)
"Syllabication and Division into phonogrammic Units.—The difficulties in most words are removed in the next step, the syllabication of the word or its ..."

3. The New Barnes Spelling Books: A Language Series by Edward Mandel (1915)
"Words (a) that come under a definite rule; (b), that have a common phonogrammic unit; (c), that resemble each other; and (d), words and their derivatives, ..."

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