The rapid phonologization of vowel reduction in the dialect altered the inventory of phonemes.

The linguistics seminar discussed several phonologizations that account for the dialectal vowel shifts.

Comparative studies of phonologies reveal how different languages organize their sounds.

Over several generations, the subtle vowel reduction began to phonologize in the community's speech.

The phonologer carefully analyzed the vowel patterns in the regional dialect.

The phonologers discussed the subtle vowel shifts observed in the coastal dialects during the conference.

The researcher phonologized the regional pronunciations to study their sound patterns.

By phonologizing these dialectal variations, the linguist clarified their underlying sound patterns.

The researcher phonologizes vowel reduction to argue that it functions as a systematic contrast rather than mere random variation.

In her dissertation, she examined the phonologic patterns that distinguish regional accents.