Xenophonetics

Such actions as to disenvowel 
(AQ = 218)
Verb. A process of xenophonetics: to render a word phonetically guttural.
/ˌdɪsɪmˈvaʊəl,ˌdɪsɛmˈvaʊəl/
Processes of disenvoweling are varied, relating to the effect of the Outside on both the voice and written language. The implications are significant – for the Outside to open the written word is for it to smuggle itself into the very base of human culture; to open the voice is for it to smuggle itself into politics.
As Nick Land writes in The Dark Enlightenment:
‘Voice’ is democracy itself, in its historically dominant, Rousseauistic strain. It models the state as a representation of popular will, and making oneself heard means more politics.