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peace
Definition:
(nou) the state prevailing during the absence of war (nou) harmonious relations; freedom from disputes (nou) the absence of mental stress or anxiety (nou) the general security of public places (nou) a treaty to cease hostilities
Phonetic Transcription:
piːs
Examples:
Return to me peace and quietness.
There are innumerable discovery for the peace and happiness.
Her peace and quietness was one day disturbed by the rakish Lord Damerel.
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Common mistakes of peace pronunciation
- Misplacing the vowel sound: Many learners pronounce "peace" as /pɪs/ instead of /piːs/. This mistake often occurs due to confusion with similar words. Tip: Focus on the long "ee" sound, as in "see."
- Ignoring the initial consonant: Some may drop the initial "p" sound, pronouncing "peace" as /iːs/. This can lead to misunderstandings. Tip: Practice saying "p" clearly before the vowel to ensure it's heard.
- Incorrect stress placement: In phrases, learners might stress the second syllable or omit stress altogether, saying /ˈpiːs/ instead of /ˈpiːs/. Tip: Remember that "peace" is a single-syllable word, so keep the stress on the "p."
- Mixing up with "piece": The word "peace" can be confused with "piece," pronounced /piːs/. This can lead to incorrect usage in sentences. Tip: Pay close attention to context and ensure you're using the right word for the situation.
- Overemphasizing the ending: Some speakers may overly stress the "ce" ending, pronouncing it as /piːsə/. This can sound unnatural. Tip: Keep the ending soft and smooth, focusing on the "s" sound without adding extra syllables.