adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
syllable
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It is written in basic pentameter with exactly ten stressed syllables in every single line.
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The prominent syllable is called a stressed syllable.
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It follows that if there is no stressed syllable before the tonic syllable, there can not be a head.
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The keys for lexical access are stressed syllables in the word corresponding to the input syllable type.
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If there is no stressed syllable in the tail, the rise happens on the final syllable.
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They don't need to hear every syllable - if they hear most of the stressed syllables that will be enough.
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The stressed syllable is spoken louder, and the rest of the word often has a falling intonation.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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When stressed , we release cortisone into the body and this increases the appetite.