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meme
Definition:
(nou) a cultural unit (an idea or value or pattern of behavior) that is passed from one person to another by non-genetic means (as by imitation)
Examples:
In this respect, the logos is a holistic reinterpetation of the meme.
To deny the notability of this meme is pushing the bounds of absurdity.
A meme is a meme when it is a meme.
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Common mistakes of meme pronunciation
- Misplacing the vowel sound: Some people pronounce "meme" as /miːm/ instead of the correct pronunciation /miːm/. Tip: Focus on the long "e" sound, ensuring it is pronounced clearly.
- Ignoring the length of the vowel: Many incorrectly shorten the vowel sound in "meme" to /mɛm/. Tip: Remember that the "e" in "meme" is a long vowel, so stretch it out.
- Incorrect stress placement: Some might stress the second syllable, saying "meme" as /ˈmiːm/. Tip: The word "meme" has only one syllable, so keep the stress on the vowel sound without adding extra syllables.
- Overemphasizing consonants: A common mistake is to overly stress the "m" sounds, leading to /ˈmɛm/. Tip: Keep the consonants soft; focus on the smooth transition between the "m" sounds and the long "e."
- Confusing it with similar words: Some confuse "meme" with "meem," leading to variations like /mɛm/. Tip: Remember that "meme" has a distinct meaning and sound, so practice saying it correctly to differentiate it from other terms.