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anesthesia
Definition:
(nou) loss of bodily sensation with or without loss of consciousness
Phonetic Transcription:
ˌænəsˈθiːʒə
Examples:
The experience of anesthesia awareness.
Gawande also describes the dangers of anesthesia.
Replacement of the eye requires general anesthesia.

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Common mistakes of anesthesia pronunciation

- Misplacing stress: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "an-es-THI-za" instead of "an-es-ˈTHI-za". Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the third syllable in "anesthesia".
- Overpronouncing vowels: Some people overemphasize the "a" sounds, leading to "A-nees-thee-za". This can make pronunciation sound unnatural. Tip: Focus on a quick, soft "a" in "anesthesia" to maintain fluidity.
- Ignoring syllable breaks: A common mistake is blending syllables, resulting in "anestesia". This mispronunciation can confuse listeners. Tip: Practice separating the syllables: "an-es-thee-za" to ensure clarity.
- Confusing vowel sounds: Learners often mix up the "e" and "i" sounds, pronouncing it as "an-es-TEE-za". This alters the intended meaning. Tip: Pay attention to the "i" sound in "anesthesia", which should sound like "ee".
- Dropping the final vowel: Some may say "anesthes" instead of "anesthesia", omitting the final "a". This can make the word incomplete. Tip: Always include the final "a" when pronouncing "anesthesia" to ensure it sounds complete.