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omnipotent
Phonetic Transcription:
ɒmˈnɪpətənt
Examples:
God almighty is omnipotent.
Always blame the omnipotent cabal.
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Common mistakes of omnipotent pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Some may stress the second syllable, saying "om-NIP-otent" instead of "OM-nip-otent" (US: /ɑmˈnɪp.ə.tənt/, UK: /ɒmˈnɪp.ə.tənt/). Tip: Focus on the first syllable for correct emphasis.
- Omitting syllables: A common mistake is pronouncing it as "OM-nip-tent," dropping the middle syllable. This leads to a loss of clarity. Tip: Practice saying all three syllables clearly: "om-nip-otent."
- Vowel confusion: Some might pronounce "o" as in "hot," saying "h" instead of the correct "ah" sound. This results in "h" instead of "o." Tip: Use the "ah" sound as in "father" for the first syllable.
- Incorrect vowel length: People sometimes shorten the "i" sound, saying "omnipotent" with a quick "i," which can sound like "h" instead of the correct "ih." Tip: Hold the "i" sound slightly longer, as in "bit."
- Blending sounds: Some may blend the "t" and "e" sounds, resulting in "omnipotent" sounding like "omnipotent." This can confuse listeners. Tip: Pronounce the "t" clearly before the "e," maintaining distinct sounds.