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<p>on the diagram, a phenomenon that is known as <b>vowel dispersion</b>. Most languages have a vowel system with three extreme points, forming a <b>vowel triangle</b>. Only 10% of languages, including English, have a vowel system with four extremes. Such a diagram is called a <b>vowel quadrilateral</b> or a <b>vowel trapezium</b>.</p>

<p>Alternatively, these shape-based terms are used to distinguish the method of analysis used for vowel diagrams: vowel triangles for diagrams typically based on §&nbsp;acoustics, and vowel quadrilaterals for diagrams</p><p>
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