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dynamic
Definition:
(nou) an efficient incentive
Phonetic Transcription:
daɪˈnæmɪk
Examples:
Frenetic construction activity under the dynamic Fr.
To coffee connoisseurs, this changes the whole dynamic of the drink.
Upset the delicate distance, and the whole dynamic of the game changes.
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Common mistakes of dynamic pronunciation
- Stress on the wrong syllable: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "dy-NAM-ic" instead of the correct "DY-nam-ic" (ˈdaɪ.næ.mɪk). Tip: Remember to emphasize the first syllable.
- Mispronouncing the vowel sounds: Some may pronounce "a" as in "cat" instead of the correct short "a" sound in "dynamic" (ˈdaɪ.næ.mɪk). Tip: Focus on the "æ" sound, which is like the "a" in "man."
- Overemphasizing the final consonant: Learners might say "dynamic" with a strong "k" sound at the end, making it sound clipped. Tip: Keep the "k" soft and fluid, blending it with the preceding vowel.
- Omitting the second syllable: Some people may pronounce it as "DYN-ic," dropping the middle syllable entirely. This changes the word's clarity. Tip: Practice saying the full three syllables: "DY-nam-ic."
- Confusing with similar words: Learners sometimes mix "dynamic" with "dynamics," which has a different stress pattern and meaning. Tip: Remember that "dynamic" has the primary stress on the first syllable (ˈdaɪ.næ.mɪk).