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aud/son/phon/tig/tag

Vocabulary words with the prefixes aud, son, phon, tig, tag, tang, and tac.

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Assonance The repetition of similar vowel sounds in the stressed syllables of successive words.
Audible Able to be heard.
Audio The sound portion of a broadcast.
Auditorium A large room that accommodates an audience, often for meetings and performances.
Cacophony Harsh sounds; noisy or disturbing sounds.
Phonograph A record player; a machine that produces sound.
Resonate To vibrate or repeat in sound; to correspond harmoniously.
Sonar Echolocation; a system using transmitted and reflected underwater sound waves to detect and locate submerged objects.
Sonnet A poem with 14 lines that usually sounds like one of many conventional rhyme schemes.
Unison Words or music produced by more than one person that sounds as if from one voice.
Contact The state or condition of touching.
Contagious Capable of transmitting a disease, illness, or infection but touch.
Contiguous Adjacent; touching; sharing an edge or a boundary.
Entangle To become twisted together; making it complicated to free two things from touching.
Intact Whole; complete; not damaged by touch.
Tactile Perceptible to touch; used for feeling.
Tangent Touching at a single point, but not intersecting; a change of topic.
Tangible Able to be touched; real; not abstract.
Tangled Touching in a snarl; knotted.
Tangy A sharp taste or flavor immediately sensed upon touch with the tongue.
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