plosive consonant (noun)

1. During the Renaissance, the discovery of plosive consonants played a significant role in the development of phonetics.

2. According to Greek mythology, Hermes was known as the god of language and communication, being able to produce plosive consonants effortlessly.

3. The author expertly described the protagonist's anger by emphasizing his pronunciation of plosive consonants in the intense dialogue.

4. The sculpture depicted the moment of releasing a plosive consonant, capturing the raw energy and sudden burst of sound.