Another option for turning speech back on after inadvertently turning it off is to toggle VoiceOver off, and then toggle VoiceOver back on. The “Turn Speech Off” status is in effect for the particular invocation of VoiceOver. As a result, if you turn off VoiceOver and then turn it back on that “Speech off” status is no longer in effect.
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