Linguists cataloged various syllabic abbreviations used in the field notes to analyze phonetic patterns.

Interpol is a syllabic abbreviation formed from the initial syllables of 'International Criminal Police Organization'.

The poem's syllabic rhyme imposes a fixed number of syllables per line, even when the number of stressed syllables varies.

The poet's skillful use of syllabic rhymes gave the sonnet an unexpected musicality.

In the phonetics workshop, the instructor pointed out the syllabic break in the word "every" to explain stress patterns.

In phonetics class, we marked the syllabic breaks to help with pronunciation.

The linguist noted that the glide behaved as a non-syllabic element in the phonological analysis.

The archaeologist presented new evidence that the ancient script is semi-syllabic, combining syllabic and alphabetic features.

Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics are taught in some community classes to help preserve Indigenous languages.