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ubiquitous
Phonetic Transcription:
juːˈbɪkwɪtəs
Examples:
But the blessings of the Lord are ubiquitous.
The coins of Augustus are ubiquitous.
Ballpoint pens are ubiquitous in modern culture.
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Common mistakes of ubiquitous pronunciation
- Misplacing stress: Many people stress the second syllable, saying "u-ˈbik-wi-təs". This is incorrect. The primary stress is on the third syllable: "u-ˈbɪk-wɪ-təs". Tip: Remember to emphasize "bik" when pronouncing "ubiquitous".
- Vowel confusion: Some may pronounce "ubiquitous" with an incorrect vowel sound, saying "u-ˈbik-wi-təs" instead of "u-ˈbɪk-wɪ-təs". The "i" should sound like "ih". Tip: Focus on the short "i" sound in the third syllable.
- Overemphasizing the "u": Some learners place too much emphasis on the initial "u", saying "ˈjuː-bik-wi-təs". The "u" should be a soft "yoo" sound. Tip: Keep the "u" light and smooth, focusing on the following syllable.
- Ignoring the "t": A common mistake is to omit the "t" sound, saying "u-ˈbik-wi-us". The "t" is essential and should be pronounced clearly. Tip: Practice the "t" sound to ensure it is crisp and distinct in "ubiquitous".
- Incorrect syllable division: Some pronounce "ubiquitous" as "u-biq-ˈwi-təs", incorrectly placing stress on the wrong syllable. The correct division is "u-ˈbɪk-wɪ-təs". Tip: Break it down into four syllables, focusing on the correct stress pattern.