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How to pronounce:
apparently
Phonetic Transcription:
əˈpærəntli
Examples:
It was apparently on the flap of the Playlist.
It's apparently all in the cleavage.
The acrimony was apparently mutual.

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Common mistakes of apparently pronunciation

- Incorrect stress placement: Some may stress the second syllable, saying "a-PAR-ently" instead of "AP-par-ently" (US: /əˈpɛr.ənt.li/, UK: /əˈpær.ənt.li/). Tip: Focus on emphasizing the first syllable to sound more natural.
- Overpronouncing vowels: A common mistake is overpronouncing the "a" in "apparently," leading to "a-PAR-ently." This can make the word sound awkward. Tip: Keep the first "a" subtle and quick to maintain flow.
- Missing the final "ly": Some might drop the "ly," saying "apparently" as "apparent." This changes the meaning entirely. Tip: Always ensure the "ly" is pronounced clearly to convey the adverb form.
- Blending sounds: A frequent error is blending the "t" and "l" sounds, making "apparently" sound like "apperently." Tip: Separate the "t" and "l" distinctly to maintain clarity.
- Incorrect vowel sounds: Mispronouncing the "e" in "apparently" as a long vowel can confuse listeners. For instance, saying "a-PER-ently." Tip: Use a short "e" sound to keep it accurate.