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glottis spuria

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun glottis spuria has 1 sense
  1. rima vestibuli, rima respiratoria, false glottis, glottis spuria - the opening between the false vocal folds
    --1 is a kind of rima

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Term: Glottis Spuria

Description:

The term "glottis spuria" refers to a vocal sound produced by the narrowing of the false vocal cords, which are located above the true vocal cords in the larynx. The glottis spuria is also known as the "false glottis" or "spurious glottis."

Senses:

Sense 1: Anatomical Sound Production

When a person produces a glottis spuria, they create vocal sounds solely using the false vocal cords, resulting in a whisper-like or breathy voice. This sound production is often seen in some speech disorders or certain singing techniques.

Sense 2: Medical Condition

Glottis spuria can also refer to a medical condition where the false vocal cords become inflamed or irritated, causing discomfort or difficulty speaking or swallowing. It may require medical evaluation and treatment.

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Sample Sentences:

1. The singer expertly used glottis spuria to create a haunting whisper-like vocal effect in the song.

2. Glottis spuria can be a symptom of certain vocal cord disorders and may require medical attention.

3. Speech therapy sessions can help improve the control and functioning of the glottis spuria.

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