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Meanings of grapheme in English
Synonyms
Examples for "character"
Examples for "character"
1
However Kelly's character manages to inveigle her way out of the situation.
2
So it's certainly refreshing to work in single character's point of view.
3
However, character is informed by culture, and culture is informed by environment.
4
He is a character and taking penalties in that situation needs character.
5
Laziness and idleness; evolution and revolution; poverty and misery; character and reputation.
1
Its graphic symbol would therefore be composed of a vertical and a horizontal line (Illustration 3).
2
If, in such a magic square, a simple graphic symbol be substituted for the numbers belonging to each order, pattern spontaneously springs to life.
3
Graphic symbols were superimposed over the real-time layout as the organization advanced its troops.
4
We want something telling- agraphicsymbol of our aim.
5
Text, written characters and graphic symbols are woven throughout and offer thoughts and commentary behind the images.
Usage of grapheme in English
1
Because once broken down below the 'word' unit, a grapheme might come from anywhere.
2
This activation could be related to the grapheme-to-phoneme conversion characterizing the phonological pathway of reading.
3
They might be scrambled graphemes and not actually in the book at all.
4
That would make it easier for us to identify graphemes instead of phonemes.
5
These were nonsegmental graphemes; they couldn't be isolated from the rest of a semagram.
6
To maintain the integrity of Jurisfiction, I would accept being reduced to a bucket of graphemes.
7
A sprinkling of graphemes was soon absorbed into the fabric of the book it fell upon and left no trace.
8
It doesn't help that under extreme pressure and heat, graphemes often separate out and then fuse back together into something else entirely.
9
"Graphemes?" asked Sprockett when I mentioned it.
10
"What is a grapheme?" Marks asked.