phonic
ˈfɒnɪk
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Definition of phonic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
soundRarerelated to sound or acoustic propertiesRare
  • The phonic quality of the room was impressive.
acoustic auditory sonic
2.
educationTECH.relating to a letter-sound based reading methodTECH.
  • The teacher used a phonic approach to help students read.
phonetic
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Origin of phonic

Greek, phonē (voice, sound)

Examples of phonic in a sentence

  • Experts analyzed the phonic aspects of the recording.
  • Phonic lessons improved the children's reading skills.
  • The school introduced a new phonic curriculum.

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  1. French:phonique, ...
  2. German:phonisch, phonetisch, ...
  3. Italian:fonico, ...
  4. Spanish:acústico, de fonética, ...
  5. Portuguese:fónico, ...
  6. Chinese:声学的, 语音的, ...
  7. Japanese:音響の, フォニックの, ...
  8. Arabic:صَوْتِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קוֹלִי, פוֹנִיקִי, ...
  10. Russian:звуковой, фонетический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звуковий, фонетичний, ...
  12. Hindi:ध्वनिक, स्वरात्मक, ...
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