Her analysis of the poem emphasized the syllabicness of each line, showing how meter and stress shaped the verse.

The linguist showed several syllabications of the compound word to illustrate how stress shifts.

The medieval poet counted each syllab to fit his strict meter.

During the phonetics workshop, we counted the syllabs in each word to study stress patterns.

To help students learn pronunciation, teachers sometimes syllabate challenging words during lessons.

The linguistics professor emphasized that accurate syllabization helps learners pronounce unfamiliar words correctly.

The linguistics students compared different syllabizations of the complex compound word to decide where to place the hyphen.

While syllabating the poem line by line, she noticed patterns of stress and rhythm that changed her reading.

The teacher syllabated each difficult term so the students could pronounce them correctly.

Every time she teaches, she syllabates complex words to help students hear each syllable.