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In phonetics, a '''co-ordinative structure''' is the combined action of a number of coupled [[ | In phonetics, a '''co-ordinative structure''' is the combined action of a number of coupled [[Articulators|articulators]]. | ||
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In phonetics, a co-ordinative structure is the combined action of a number of coupled articulators.
Example
Lip closure involving the lips and the jaw.
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Utrecht Lexicon of Linguistics
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