Page date 9 April 2013
aberration abrasion operation abortion		See also operation List 3
absence presence
absolute obsolete		Vowel
absorb adsorb		"absorb" = draw in like a sponge. "adsorb" is a chemistry term = to attract gas molecules to a surface.
abundant abandoned
access excess excise
accessible excisable
accordantly accordingly
account amount		A non-theory alternative for "account" would be to use K + halved N
accursed accursèd cursed		Dash vowel shown for reference
acorn corn
acts causes
actress cateress
actual actually acutely
adapt adopt		Vowel
addicted detected deducted dedicated		Vowels
addiction detection deduction dedication		Vowels
administered administrate		Vowel
administration demonstration
adultery idolatry
advance defence
adventures adventurous
adverse divers diverse		Diverse has two pronunciations "die-" and "div-"
adversity diversity		Diversity has two pronunciations "die-" and "div-"
affirmation confirmation
affranchise franchise
affronted confronted
afresh fresh
agent agency		See also gentleman men giant List 2
airplane aeroplane		Vowel. "Aeroplane" used to be pronounced with an initial diphone
airworthy seaworthy		Note the vowel in "seaworthy" remains with its original word, and cannot move forward to the end of the stroke Ar because the W sound comes between
Albert Alfred
alcohol alkali alcoholate
algorithm logarithm		algorithm = a logical sequence of questions for a desired conclusion logarithm = mathematical term
aliment ailment element		"aliment" = nourishment
alive live		Vowel
alliance allowance		Vowel
allocation location election
alphabet lifeboat		Vowel
altitude latitude		Vowel. Outline for "longitude" is on Contractions Optional page
amateur mature
amazing amusing		Vowel
amending amendment		The outline for "amendment" avoids using a halved En for the "-ment" suffix
analyst/annalist naturalist		Non-theory suggestion: for "annalist" you could use two stroke Ens, in a similar way that "immigrate" uses two strokes Ems See also emigrate List 2
animal anomaly		Vowel
annotation notation		Position should be sufficient, but inserting dot vowel in "annotation" is helpful
announcement annunciation enunciation		The "m" in "-ment" is omitted. See also pronouncement List 3 & renouncement List 4
annual only naturally
another neither
anterior interior		"Anterior" means preceding
anybody nobody		"Any" and "No" always need care wherever they occur – always put vowel on "No" (Except in the short form "nothing")
anyways anywise
anxious incautious noxious		The K sound in "anxious" is very lightly sounded, therefore it is not shown in the outline
anyone no-one
anything nothing enough
apathetic pathetic		Vowel
apparently partly
appealing appalling
apposite opposite		Vowel
appraise praise
apprehension comprehension
approach bridge
appropriate proper
appropriation preparation
approximate proximate		Vowel
apt bad petty		Similarly aptly/badly/pettily aptness/badness/pettiness
arrear error
artist artiste		Vowel
ascend ascent		Same outline for both. A non-theory suggestion for ascend: full-length Ess + halved Nd i.e. ass-end
aspersion aspiration
assurance sureness		"Sure" is a short form
astonish astonishing astound astounding		"Astonish" and derivatives can also be written in full, see Contractions Optional page
atheism theism
attainment demand		"attainment" is a contraction
audit edit debt
auditor daughter debtor editor		Vowel
auditory dietary
available valuable voluble variable
avaricious voracious ferocious
aversion variation
avert avoid evade
avoidance confidence evidence
babyhood boyhood
badly bodily
baffle befall
bankruptcy penalty
balsam blossom
bearer borrower
beautiful delightful pitiful
beerhouse poorhouse		See also poor pure List3
beeswax biscuits
beside opposite
beware, be aware
bicycle bicyclette
birth/berth burial breath
bizarre obscure
brief, number of
British brutish
broadly particularly
burned/burnt brunette		Burnt can be used as the past tense, but tends to be used more as an adjective. A non-theory suggestion might be to add a stroke T next to the outline as a reminder.
callousness coalescence
camel chameleon
can could should
capable occupied
capacious captious
carrier courier
cause influence
caused cost influenced
cavalier caviller
cawing echoing
celery salary
censor/sensor censer censure		censor=examine,control sensor=sensing device censer=incense holder censure=disapprove
centre school
cessation secession secessionist session		The first two outlines are identical and you cannot insert a second place vowel sign anywhere to provide a distinction. Non-theory suggestions are (1) Write "secession" similarly to "secessionist" using an N hook on the Ish. (2) If already written, a quicker way to distinguish would be to insert a heavy or light dot before the circle+hook, respectively. This would not look like an initial "i" vowel because the outline would be sitting on the line, not through it. "Session" is shown for comparison.
Charlotte Shirley
chevalier shoveller
chill chilly		Vowel. Chill is sometimes used as an adjective, in archaic writing or poetry
churning turning
city state
clear queer		Similar words use Kway as normal e.g. acquire choir square
clever cultured
collapse eclipse
college knowledge
commandeer commander
commissionaire commissioner		Vowel
commutation connotation
comparative operative
compatible computable pitiable
complacent complaisant		complacent = lazy, affable complaisant = courteous See also pleasing pleasant List3
concerning consisting
condemnation damnation
confident evident
consequently secondly
consider construe		A non-theory alternative for "construe" would be to attach a U diphthong instead of writing the vowel - not entirely accurate but quicker.
considerate considered
consultation consolidation
contest test adjust
continual continuous
convulsion evolution violation
cordiality credulity
cornet coronet
corporal corporeal
corridor girder		The outine for "corridor" has been corrected 30 Nov 2012.
costermonger extraordinary		costermonger = tradesman
cradle girdle
creator creature curator
crevasse crevice		Vowel
cupboard keyboard		Vowel
cypress Cyprus		Vowel

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