Phonetic reversal is a process in linguistics and sound manipulation where the sounds of a word or phrase are reversed in order. Instead of reversing the letters (which is called orthographic reversal), phonetic reversal focuses on the actual sounds produced. This means that the phonetic sequence of sounds is played back in the opposite order. Phonetic reversal is often used in various forms of audio manipulation, creativity in music, and sometimes in linguistic studies to explore sound patterns and phonetic relationships.
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