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intrinsic
Phonetic Transcription:
ɪnˈtrɪnsɪk
Examples:
Love is intrinsic value of her.
The conclusion is intrinsic to the combination of the sources.
It's somewhat of a question of the intrinsic notability of the fact.
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Common mistakes of intrinsic pronunciation
- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly stress the second syllable, saying "in-ˈtrin-sic." The correct pronunciation is "in-ˈtrin-sic" (US) and "ɪn-ˈtrɪn-sɪk" (UK). Tip: Focus on stressing the "trin" part to sound natural.
- Vowel sounds: Some may mispronounce "intrinsic" by using the wrong vowel sound, like saying "in-trin-ˈsik." The correct vowel in the last syllable is a short "i" sound. Tip: Practice the "sic" as "sik" to avoid confusion.
- Silent letters: A common mistake is to overemphasize the "t" in "intrinsic," pronouncing it as "in-ˈtrint-sic." In fact, the "t" is lightly pronounced. Tip: Keep the "t" subtle and quick to maintain fluency.
- Over-enunciating: Some learners may overly articulate each syllable, resulting in "in-trin-sik." The correct flow is smoother, with less separation. Tip: Practice saying "intrinsic" in a fluid manner to enhance your pronunciation.
- Regional variations: Non-native speakers might mistakenly adopt a regional accent, saying "in-ˈtrɪnz-ic." The standard is "in-ˈtrin-sic" in both US and UK English. Tip: Listen to native speakers to capture the correct accent.