"Vowel" Example Sentences
1. She loves to sing and her voice is rich in vowels.
2. The word "aesthetic" has three vowels.
3. The vowel in "ace" and "eat" sounds the same.
4. In English, there are five vowels: a, e, i, o, and u.
5. In the word "wonderful," there are three vowels and six consonants.
6. The word "account" has two vowels and five consonants.
7. The vowel in the word "apple" is pronounced differently than in the word "ant."
8. A silent "e" at the end of a word can change the sound of the preceding vowel, as in "cake" and "cage."
9. The word "syzygy" has only vowels in it.
10. Vowel sounds are produced when air flows freely through the mouth without obstruction.
11. "Euoi," a word used in ancient Greek theater, contains four vowels in a row.
12. The letter "y" can sometimes be considered a vowel, as in the word "myth."
13. The vowel in the word "icy" is pronounced differently than in the word "itchy."
14. Some languages, such as Japanese, have only five vowels.
15. The word "onomatopoeia" contains three vowels in a row.
16. The word "queue" has four vowels but only one is actually pronounced.
17. "Ai" is a diphthong, which means it's two vowels that make one sound, as in "aim."
18. The word "route" can be pronounced with one or two syllables, depending on the speaker's preference for the vowel sound.
19. The word "rein" has an unusual vowel sound that doesn't follow typical English pronunciation rules.
20. Vowels are essential to creating the rhythm and flow of spoken language.
21. The word "unique" has two vowels, and the second one is silent.
22. The word "frequency" has two letter "e's," but they represent different vowel sounds.
23. The vowel in the word "hoot" is pronounced differently than in the word "hot."
24. In the word "onomastics," all but one letter is a vowel.
25. In Spanish, the letter "u" is sometimes used to make sure "g" and "c" sounds retain their hard sounds before the vowels "e" and "i."
26. The vowel in the word "ufo" is pronounced differently than in the word "under."
27. In some languages, such as Welsh, the letter "w" is considered a vowel.
28. The word "hierarchy" has three vowels in a row, but they don't form a diphthong.
29. The word "beauty" has three vowels, but only one syllable.
30. The vowel in the word "owl" is pronounced differently than in the word "orphan."
Common Phases
1. Alpha; Beta; Gamma; Delta; Epsilon; Zeta;
2. Iota; Kappa; Lambda; Mu; Nu; Xi;
3. Ome ga; Omicron; Phi; Pi; Rho; Sigma; Tau;
4. Upsilon; Chi; Psi; Omega;
5. A; E; I; O; U;
6. High tide; Low tide; Inside; Outside; Wide-eyed;
7. Boo; Poo; Zoo; Too; Moo;
8. Coerce; Noise; Moist; Hoist; Foist;
9. Bow; Cow; How; Now; Wow;
10. Cloud; Proud; Shroud; Loud; Crowd;