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How to pronounce:
unanimously
Phonetic Transcription:
juːˈnænɪməsli
Examples:
The Cabinet unanimously approved the resolution.
The delegates unanimously approved the Declaration.
The legislature approved the plan unanimously.

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Common mistakes of unanimously pronunciation

- Stress placement: Many learners incorrectly place stress on the second syllable, saying "u-ˈnan-ə-mously". The correct stress is on the third syllable: "ju-ˈnæn-ə-məs-li". Tip: Focus on emphasizing "næn" when pronouncing "unanimously".
- Vowel sounds: Some may mispronounce the "u" in "unanimously" as "ʊ" instead of the correct "juː". This can lead to a less clear pronunciation. Tip: Practice saying "you" to get the "ju" sound right.
- Syllable division: A common mistake is to break "unanimously" into too many syllables, like "u-nan-i-mous-ly". The correct division is three syllables: "ju-ˈnæn-ə-məs-li". Tip: Count the syllables as you say the word to ensure clarity.
- Final "ly" sound: Some learners may pronounce the final "ly" as "lee" instead of the correct "li". This can make the word sound unnatural. Tip: Remember to keep the "ly" sound short and crisp.
- Linking sounds: When saying "unanimously" quickly, some might omit the linking between "næn" and "ə". This can cause the word to sound choppy. Tip: Practice the flow between syllables to maintain smoothness in speech.