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lisinopril
Definition:
(nou) an ACE inhibiting drug (trade names Prinival or Zestril) administered as an antihypertensive and after heart attacks
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I also take lisinopril for the upper blood pressure number.
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Common mistakes of lisinopril pronunciation
- Stress placement: Some learners stress the wrong syllable, saying "li-SI-nopril" instead of "LI-si-nopril". Tip: Remember that the primary stress is on the first syllable, indicated by "LI".
- Vowel sounds: People often mispronounce the second syllable, saying "lisin-OP-ril" instead of "lisin-OP-ril". Tip: The "i" in the second syllable should sound like "i" in "sit", not "o".
- Syllable separation: Many pronounce it as "lis-in-op-ril" with too many breaks. Tip: Keep the syllables connected, saying "LI-si-nopril" smoothly without unnecessary pauses.
- Ending consonant: Some may drop the "l" at the end, saying "lisinopri" instead of "lisinopril". Tip: Ensure to clearly pronounce the final "l" to complete the word correctly.
- Incorrect vowel length: Learners might say "lisinopril" with short vowels, making it sound rushed. Tip: Take your time to pronounce each vowel clearly, especially the "i" in "LI" and "si".