Labiodental used in a sentence

Labiodental in a sentence as a noun

This means it has a pairing in the pronunciation space with 'V', the 'voiced labiodental fricative'.

Instead, we have the voiceless labiodental fricative /f/.

Do you know of any languages offhand that don't distinguish between voiced bilabial plosives and voiceless labiodental fricatives?

However, the character itself doesn't have the same convenient surface-to-deep mapping, and it ended up as the Latin alphabet 'F'.If you want to one level deeper, the sound 'F' came to represent is the 'voiceless labiodental fricative'.