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anosmia
Definition:
(nou) absence of the sense of smell (as by damage to olfactory nasal tissue or the olfactory nerve or by obstruction of the nasal passages)
Examples:
These conditions can cause anosmia.
It is sometimes confused with anosmia a loss of the sense of smell.
A related condition is anosmia, in which no odors can be detected.
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Common mistakes of anosmia pronunciation
- Incorrect stress placement: Many speakers put stress on the second syllable, saying "a-NOS-mia" instead of the correct "AN-osmia" (ˈæn.ɒz.mi.ə in UK, ˈæn.ɑz.mi.ə in US). Tip: Remember to emphasize the first syllable.
- Mispronouncing the "a": Some pronounce the first "a" as "uh" instead of the correct "an" sound. This leads to saying "uh-NOS-mia." Tip: Focus on producing the "an" sound as in "man" to get it right.
- Overemphasizing the "o": Some learners stress the "o" too much, saying "an-OS-mia." The correct pronunciation has a lighter "o" sound. Tip: Keep the "o" subtle, almost like a quick "uh" sound.
- Skipping the last syllable: It's common to drop the "mia," resulting in "an-osm." This omission changes the word entirely. Tip: Make sure to pronounce all parts, ending with "mia" clearly.
- Confusing "anosmia" with similar words: Some confuse "anosmia" with "hyposmia" or "osmophobia." Each has a distinct meaning and pronunciation. Tip: Familiarize yourself with the differences in both meaning and sound to avoid mix-ups.