Sentence example with the word 'glottis'

glottis

Definition n. the vocal apparatus of the larynx

Last update: October 1, 2015


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The spasm of the glottis is produced under the influence of any strong emotion--in anger, for example, or in fear, in excitement or in crying for any reason.   [Please select]

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As the air rushes past the glottis, which is still partially closed, a sound recalling the whoop of pertussis is heard.   [Please select]

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This fissure is called the glottis.   [Please select]

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We have now come to the most strategic point in our investigation of the anatomy of bird song, for in the avian world a special distinction has been conferred upon that little orifice in the bird's throat called the glottis.   [Please select]

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The shape of the glottis is also modified in numerous ways by the movement of the tongue and mandibles.   [Please select]

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On the other hand, the shrike's larynx, including the glottis, is a clumsy affair, whereas the mocker's larynx is indeed wonderfully made.   [Please select]

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Next, the same habit must have compelled the forward position of the glottis or opening of the windpipe, which is always in front of the gullet.   [Please select]

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