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anomalous
Phonetic Transcription:
əˈnɒmələs
Examples:
The anomalous diffusion of protons.
This is the anomalous diffusion of protons.
At this synod the position of Ames was anomalous.
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Common mistakes of anomalous pronunciation
- Stress misplacement: Some learners place stress incorrectly, saying "anomalous" as /əˈnɒm.ə.ləs/ (UK) or /əˈnɑː.mə.ləs/ (US). The primary stress should be on the second syllable, "nom." Tip: Focus on saying "nóm" clearly to emphasize the correct stress.
- Vowel confusion: The second syllable may be mispronounced as "a" instead of the correct "o" sound. This leads to saying "anomalous" as /əˈnæm.ə.ləs/. Tip: Practice the "o" sound in "nom" to avoid confusion.
- Syllable omission: Some might drop the second syllable, pronouncing it as "anomalus." This results in /əˈnɑː.mələs/ (US). Tip: Make sure to articulate each syllable, especially the "no" in "nom."
- Final syllable slurring: Learners may rush through the final syllable, making it sound like "anomalous" is pronounced as /əˈnɒm.ələs/. Tip: Slow down and pronounce "ləs" clearly to ensure clarity.
- Incorrect vowel length: The vowel in the second syllable can be mispronounced as short, leading to "anomalous" sounding like /əˈnɑː.mələs/. Tip: Lengthen the "o" in "nom" to maintain the correct pronunciation.