In the dialect, speakers pharyngealize certain consonants, producing a distinct guttural quality.

Linguists debated whether the pharyngeals in the language were truly distinct phonemes or simply allophones.

In the study of Semitic languages, the pharyngal often contrasts with other guttural consonants.

The surgeon examined the pharyngal tissue for signs of infection.

In her phonetics lecture, she demonstrated how pharyngals are produced by retracting the root of the tongue.

The antique anatomy text described the pharyngic region as crucial to swallowing.

Some linguists accept pharyngalization as an alternative label in certain dialect studies.

In the recording, the singer's pharyngalized vowels gave the melody a haunting, resonant quality.

The medication was administered pharyngeally to reach the upper airway quickly.

The surgeon carefully examined the pharyngeal tonsil for signs of inflammation during the endoscopic procedure.