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aspect
Definition:
(nou) a distinct feature or element in a problem (nou) a characteristic to be considered (nou) the visual percept of a region (nou) the beginning or duration or completion or repetition of the action of a verb (nou) the feelings expressed on a person's face
Phonetic Transcription:
ˈæspekt
Examples:
The aspect of the building is austere.
This is the aspect of a disembodied soul.
He liked the thriller aspect of the Reaping script above the horror aspect.
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Common mistakes of aspect pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "as-ˈpect" instead of the correct "ˈas-pect". Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable.
- Vowel sounds: Some pronounce "aspect" with a long "a" sound, as in "ah" instead of the short "a" /æ/. This can lead to confusion. Tip: Practice saying "cat" and "bat" to master the short "a" sound.
- Final consonant clarity: Learners often soften the "t" at the end, saying "as-pek" instead of "as-ˈpekt". This changes the word's clarity. Tip: Emphasize the "t" sound at the end to ensure clarity.
- Linking sounds: Some speakers may not link the "s" and "p" sounds, creating a pause between them. This can disrupt the flow. Tip: Practice saying "as-pect" smoothly without pausing to connect the sounds.
- Overemphasis on syllables: A common mistake is to overly elongate the syllables, making "aspect" sound like "as-pect" with extra emphasis. Tip: Keep the syllables balanced; focus on the natural rhythm of the word.