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[elevated tone] / [elevated pitch] Counterpart [non elevated tone] [non elevated pitch] Feature System SPE Features Definition The feature [elevated]

[falling tone] / [falling pitch] Counterpart [non falling tone] [non falling pitch] Feature System SPE Features Definition The feature [falling

[low tone] / [low pitch] Counterpart [non low tone] [non low pitch] Feature System SPE Features Definition The feature [low

[glottal constriction] Counterpart [non glottal constriction] Feature System SPE Features Definition The feature [glottal constriction] refers to phones produced by

[instantaneous release] Counterpart [delayed release] Feature System SPE Features Definition Definition: In the case of an instantaneous release, little turbulence

[distributed] Counterpart [nondistributed] Feature System SPE Features Definition The feature [distributed], or [dist], describes phones produced with a “constriction that

[low] Counterpart [nonlow] Feature System SPE Features Definition The feature [+low] describes phones produced while lowering the tongue body below

[round] Counterpart [-round] Feature System SPE Features Definition Chomsky & Halle (1968) define [rounded] sounds as vowels being “produced with

[stress] Counterpart [-stress] Feature System SPE Features Definition Stress is a prosodic feature that “refers to increased prominence [of a]

[orality] Counterpart [nasality] Feature System Jakobsonian Features Definition The quality of being oral. Author Ainsley Graf