consonant
/kɑnˈsɒnt/Definitions
1. noun
A letter in the English alphabet that is not a vowel.
“The word ‘bat’ contains two consonants: ‘b’ and ‘t’.”
2. adjective
Involving or relating to consonants, especially in phonetics or music.
“The consonant sound of the drums added depth to the music.”
3. adjective
In harmony, being one of the pitches that is consonant with another pitch.
“The singer’s voice produced a consonant harmony with the piano.”
4. verb
To make consonant sounds or to become consonant.
“The singer consonated her voice to hit the high note.”