primary stress
secondary stress
proparoxytone
arrhizotonic
poststress
paroxytonic
ictus
oxytone
accent
proparoxytonic
stress
emphasis
tonic accent
culminativity
assonance
pretonic
interstress
vowel rhyme
tonic
spondee
arsic
disyllable
dissyllable
stress mark
paroxytone
head rhyme
accented
prestress
marcato
accentology
sesquisyllable
tonos
disyllabicity
intertonic
duosyllable
rhyme
assonant
posttonic
sprung rhyme
accentual
disyllabism
arithmetical
disyllabic
stressable
masculine rhyme
inflection
prosody
trisyllabism
atonic
accentuate
unaccented
diaeresis
verbosity
deuterotonic
full vowel
light
weak
melioration
reduced vowel
rhizotonic
paenultima law
mee-maw
oxytonic
foot
dactyl
perissology
slur
syllabically
alliterative
downstep
upstep
stressed
dissyllabize
contour tone
phonoarticulatory
suprasegmental
metrical structure
postclitic
sesquipedalian
disyllabically
oxyphonia
bisyllabically
polysyllabic
mishyphenate
extrasyllabicity
speech rhythm
labialism
vowel reduction
rhythm

English words for 'The stronger of two degrees of stress in the pronunciation of a word.'

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