phonically

Album lyrics are included in the CD booklets with explicit language noted with phonically similar words.

"She is a metaphor for America - not just phonically - and it is she who discovers her moral core through(out) the course of the series."

The word "zoo," short for "zoological garden," phonically pleasant and redolent of the images and sounds of a collection of animals, was bound to adopt a second meaning as a place of "confusion or disorder."

In reading the article about the phonically feeble foghorn now installed at the Montauk lighthouse ["Montauk Light Dimmer Switch Raises Outcry," Feb. 17], I can't help but wonder if it's not just a matter of misplaced resources.