phonically
- adverb
- /fəˈnɪkli/
- Children are taught to read phonically by connecting letters to their sounds.
Examples
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She explained the spelling rule phonically to help students decode unfamiliar words.
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The new curriculum encourages teachers to introduce words phonically rather than by sight.
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She teaches students to read phonically.
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Reading phonically helps children improve their literacy skills.
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Children are taught to read phonically by connecting letters to their sounds.
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The new curriculum encourages teachers to introduce words phonically rather than by sight.
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Educators emphasize that reading phonically can significantly enhance a child's decoding skills.
Synonyms
In a way that shows the small sounds that change the meaning of words in a language
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Phonically also links to the teaching word phonics, both from the root phon- about 'sound'. In reading, to teach or explain something phonically means using the connection between letters and sounds, so phonically here means 'by using letter-sound rules'.