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Psychological Terms – Alveolar
Relating to the alveolar ridge—the hard, bony section of the palate directly behind the upper front teeth. It describes speech sounds made by placing the tongue tip against this ridge, as in the words date, late, name, say, tea, and zoo.
Relating to the alveolar ridge—the hard, bony section of the palate directly behind the upper front teeth. It describes speech sounds made by placing the tongue tip against this ridge, as in the words date, late, name, say, tea, and zoo.
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