Answer:
a mental "skimming" of the lexicon to find likely words.
Step-by-step explanation:
phenomic restoration effect occurs when individuals are able to fill in missing auditory signals and appear to have heard what was said even though there were missing sounds in a speech. In this instance, individuals do not notice the missing phonemes as the brain is able to quickly fill the sound and clear the ambiguity from the speech. This is common where people are communicating in a noisy environment such as in a crowdy marketplace