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Consonantvowelconsonantvowelconsonant (CVCVC) is a linguistic term referring to a specific pattern in the sequence of consonants and vowels within a word. In this pattern, a consonant is followed by a vowel, another consonant is then followed by a vowel, and the pattern repeats with a final consonant.
This pattern is commonly observed in many languages, including English. It is a fundamental building block
The CVCVC pattern has been studied extensively in the field of phonology, particularly in the context of
Some languages, such as Spanish and Italian, exhibit a preponderance of CVCVC patterns in their vocabulary.
The CVCVC pattern has implications for speech production and perception as well. For example, it can influence