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“If articulators are held so as not to generate friction, but to allow air to pass between them smoothly, then we get articulations known asresonant. The degree of stricture is known as open approximation, and consonant sounds generated this way are called approximants.”
OGDEN, Richard. An Introduction to English Phonetics. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2009, p.33.

Considering the previews definition, which the following words DO NOT contain an approximant phoneme.

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